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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Identification of seizures in children and nursing [Keywords:] children; convulsions; identification; nursing Seizure (convulsion) or known seizure disorder is more common in children during the mass or the central nervous system dysfunction devices urgent symptoms, is caused by a variety of reasons a temporary dysfunction of brain neurons of a performance. Attack the performance of different , systemic or local muscle suddenly clonus, alternating relaxation or tonic contraction, while there are different levels of consciousness. Each seizure duration ranging from seconds to minutes, more or less in 5 ~ 10min. Severe persistent or frequent seizures last more than the middle of no clear 30min, known as the convulsions continued state. Seizures are common in children under 6 years of emergency, especially in infants and young children common, may give children the developing brain or other organ function caused irreversible damage. 1 Identification 1.1 The simple (typical) febrile convulsions and complex (atypical) Identification of febrile convulsions in Table 1. Table 1 Typical and atypical febrile seizures febrile seizures identification 1.2 neonatal seizures are often atypical seizures should be differentiated from the following three phenomena 1.2.1 Department of shaking a large, high-frequency and rhythmic movements not associated with abnormalities of the eyes or mouth, cheek movement, can be evoked; and magnitude of seizures vary in size, low frequency, rhythmic tic no, no affected by the stimulus, and often accompanied by abnormalities of the eyes or mouth, cheek movement; difference between the two easier. 1.2.2 active sleep appears irregular eye movements and breathing normal newborns sleep about half the time active sleep, awake and after the disappearance of these movements are no longer there, so easy to distinguish with the seizure. Difficult to distinguish when by EEG, brain wave activity during sl