Which of the following is common in children and often ceases in puberty?
A) absence epilepsy
B) tonic-clonic epilepsy
C) temporal lobe epilepsy
D) simple partial epilepsy
E) Jacksonian epilepsy

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Absence epilepsy, also known as petit mal seizures, is a type of epilepsy that often starts in childhood and can cease in puberty. It is characterized by brief lapses of consciousness, staring spells, and/or subtle body movements. Tonic-clonic (formerly known as grand mal) epilepsy, temporal lobe epilepsy, simple partial epilepsy, and Jacksonian epilepsy do not generally have an age-related onset or remission pattern.

Which of the Following Is Common in Children and Often