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Conducting a Personal Assessment of Epilepsy to Minimize Workplace Risks
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Introduction
Section 1: Seizures and triggering factors
Section 2: Physical effects
Section 3: Cognitive effects
Individual assessment tool
Concluding remarks
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1. Is it safe to work with lights and screens for people with epilepsy?
No.
Yes, but in some cases, you should avoid it.
Yes, always.
No, you can work with screens but not with bright lights.

2. What does photosensitivity mean?
It means that you prefer staying in a place full of lights.
It means that you should avoid sun exposition.
Photosensitive epilepsy is when seizures are triggered by flashing lights or contrasting light
It means you should not stay in the dark.

3. What factors can trigger a seizure?
Sleep deprivation.
Stress.
Both A + B.
Avoiding drinking an excessive amount of alcohol.

4. Is it possible to fall during an absence type seizure?
Yes.
Only in some conditions.
No.
Yes, absences are always related to falls.

5. Can antiseizure medications impair concentration and memory?
Not at all.
Yes, especially some specific drugs.
They will completely impair your memory.
They will impair your reading capacity.

6. How long does it take to drive after a seizure, based on actual law?
1 month.
1 week.
1 year.
5 years.

7. What kind of light should you avoid if you have photosensitive epilepsy?
Flickering light.
Blue light.
White light.
Red light.

8. Which of the following best describes accident rates among people with epilepsy compared to the general population?
Accidents never happen for people with epilepsy.
They show similar rates of accidents compared to healthy people.
Yes.
No, they show lower rates of accidents.

9. What kinds of seizures exist?
Absent.
Presence.
Medical seizures.
Absences, Focal seizures, Generalized tonic-clonic.

10. Do focal seizures with preserved consciousness affect cognitive function?
Yes.
No.
Only in some people.
Only if they occur during the night.