Epilepsy affects more than half a million British citizens every year and there are more than 50 million people the world over who suffer from it.
It’s one of the most common neurological conditions and is caused due to the discharge of electrical activity in different areas of the brain. During a seizure, some parts of the brain may stop functioning while other parts continue to function as usual.
In this epilepsy awareness course, you can find out more about epilepsy and how to respond in the right way.
What you will learn:
- What is epilepsy and the reasons for seizures
- How to use the right words to describe epileptic seizures
- What happens before, during and after an epileptic seizure
- What happens in the brain during an epileptic attack
- How to recognise signs of a tonic-clonic seizure
- Treatments for epilepsy including medications, surgery and dietary interventions
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Course content
4 modules · 2.25 hours of learning
- Module 01: Epilepsy and Its Causes (includes quiz)
- Module 01: Epilepsy and Its Causes (video)
- Module 02: Seizure Threshold and Diagnosis (includes quiz)
- Module 02: Seizure Threshold and Diagnosis (video)
- Module 03: Signs and Symptoms of Epilepsy (includes quiz)
- Module 03: Signs and Symptoms of Epilepsy (video)
- Module 04: Treatments for Epilepsy (includes quiz)
- Module 04: Treatments for Epilepsy (video)
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