Seizures that were previously termed grand-mal seizures are now referred to as:

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Seizures that were previously termed grand-mal seizures are now referred to as:

Seizures that were previously termed grand-mal seizures are now referred to as:
A) generalized myoclonic seizures
B) absence seizures
C) generalized tonic-clonic seizures
D) partial seizures

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