A(n) ____ seizure, formerly referred to as a drop attack, involves sudden loss of muscle tone and a collapse of the patient to the ground.
A. automatic
B. focal
C. atonic
D. petit mal
Answer: C
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A. stored B. retired C. inspected D. disassembled
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).