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Amidst a stormy backdrop, this sketch explores the diagnostic testing involved in seizure evaluation. Key elements include finger stick blood glucose, EKG, cardiac monitor, leukocytosis, CPK and lactic acid levels, complete blood count, metabolic panel, imaging (CT scan and MRI), lumbar puncture, and EEG. Clarify their roles in diagnosing epilepsy. Enjoy this preview? Get the rest of this lesson and see hundreds more on sketchy.com.
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