Epilepsy Sample Clauses

Epilepsy. Impact Social Are you afraid that you might hurt yourself during a seizure? Are you worried that you might have a seizure in public? Are you afraid of having a seizure? Do your seizures make you feel helpless? Are you scared that you could have a seizure at any time? Does it embarrass you when people take care of you when you have a seizure? Are you worried that people make fun of you when you have a seizure? Are you afraid that you can’t remember what happens during a seizure? Are you ashamed of having seizures? Are you worried that other children will see you having a seizure?

Epilepsy. What is Epilepsy? What Causes it? What are the Signs of the Condition? What is the Treatment for the Condition? What Arrangements are in Place at our School? Healthcare Plan Emergency Action Status Epilepticus Emergency Medication

Epilepsy. Where an epileptic patient has unresolving neurological signs or a suspected head injury, an Out of Hours service may be requested without Consultant Consultation.

Epilepsy. Neurological disease caused by abnormal, excessive activity of brain cells, which is manifested by occasional motor, sensory, neuropsychological disorders with loss of consciousness. For the purpose of these Special Terms and Conditions, the diagnosis includes the type of epilepsy Grand mal as insured event.

Epilepsy. It is important to take precautions when using video games because a small percentage of people may be sensitive to epilepsy or fainting spells triggered by certain images, including lights or flashes. Here are some measures to take when playing a video game: • Avoid playing if you are tired or sleep-deprived. • Ensure that the room is well lit by adjusting the screen brightness. • Play at an appropriate distance from the television screen if you are using a video game connected to it, depending on the length of the connecting cord. • Take breaks of ten to fifteen minutes every hour. EPILEPSY WARNING: Be aware that some people are susceptible to seizures, possibly accompanied by loss of consciousness. If you, a family member, or a household member has a history of epilepsy, seizures, or epilepsy-related symptoms, we recommend that you consult a doctor before using our Services or playing a game.

Epilepsy. In order to claim a seizure is Idiopathic Epilepsy (meaning inherited from the parents) the dog must Not have been vaccinated within 60 days of the seizure. Not have been given any form of drug within 60 days. Not be on any form of flea/tick or heartworm preventative within 120 days. Not have been put under sedation within 60 days. Not been in an accident where the dog would have struck it’s head within 60 days Have a full blood panel done to rule out infection, disease or nutrient deficiency. Have had more than one seizure noted by a veterinarian All medical records for said dog MUST be made available to the breeders veterinarian for verification. Without verification, the breeder is not obligated to offer any form of compensation. Many things can occur in dogs that are suspected genetic in origin, we can not write it all out. Within the 3 years of the guarantee if something negative is happening with your dog and you suspect it is genetic you must contact your veterinarian for a full exam including but not limited to a full detailed blood panel. If other forms of testing such as but not limited to x-ray, ultrasound, MRI or CatScan’s are necessary for a proper diagnosis it is the responsibility of the buyer to ensure a proper diagnosis at all cost. If a disorder is identified, and if it can be identified as genetic in Australian Shepherds by both your veterinarian and mine, then the 3 year guarantee will cover it regardless of what disorder it is, as long as said dog has NOT been vaccinated within 60 days, is NOT on Flea/Tick or Heartworm preventative within 120 days, was not spayed/neutered prior to 24 months and is on a Raw diet or a breeder approved kibble. By signing here you acknowledge you have read this page regarding genetic disorders in its entirety, you understand the terms outlined for each type of disorder and you agree to abide by these terms in the purchase of the dog. BUYER_______________________________________ Date______________________________

Epilepsy. This is a most distressing complaint, not all convulsions are hereditary of course, they can be caused by blow to the head, brain tumours and the after affects of distemper, and here are a few more things which lead to epilepsy: Reduction of blood sugar level. Reduction of oxygen supply to the brain Poisoning by strychnine or lead etc. Brain inflammation, often virus induced. When convulsions start the dog becomes rigid, and they start shaking their heads, and rolling of the eyes occurs, they champ the jaw producing lots of white frothy saliva. It will then fall on its side, with its legs making galloping actions and they often lose control of the bladder and the bowels. The shaking will gradually slow down and it will get back on its feet but look rather wobbly and dazed. The attack will be over in about 3 minutes but can last longer. G.S.D's should be left alone when recovering as some can be very aggressive and are best left alone until 20 minutes or so has elapsed. Others will be shaken and frightened and may act out of character to what he or she would normally be like. Only a vet can tell you whether you have epilepsy or not. A full brain examination and a reading with an encephalographic will tell him this. Epilepsy can be controlled by anti-convulsant drugs though some treatments can be expensive. Ununited anconeal process is commonly referred to as elbow Dysplasia or non fusion of the elbow joint. It is a condition caused by a faulty union of the anconeal process (one of the elbow bones) with the ulna. The loose fragment of bone sets up irritation in the elbow joint. This first becomes noticeable at about five to six months of age. The dog will display intermittent lameness and you will notice a thickening on the out side of one or both elbow joints and the feet and the pastern will turn outwards. This can only be diagnosed by an x- ray been taken of the elbow joint. The most effective treatment is surgical removal of the loose piece of bone. This condition is believed to be hereditary but not very common Gastric torsion is a frequent killer of the G.S.D though it is not just the G.S.D that suffers. All larger deep chested dogs are at risk. The symptoms are rapid distention of food, fluids and especially gas either as swallowed air or as fermentation products. The consequences are twisting of the stomach leading to rapid death as the stomach is rotated. Some dogs may recover if caught early on, some may go on to have more attacks later, and some m...

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