A condition in which the patient loses consciousness or faints is known as:
A)seizure.
B)syncope.
C)asystole.
D)apnea.

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Syncope is the medical term for loss of consciousness or fainting. Seizure refers to an abnormal brain activity that can cause convulsions or temporary loss of consciousness. Asystole is a medical emergency where the heart completely stops beating. Apnea is a condition where breathing is briefly interrupted or stopped during sleep.

A Condition in Which the Patient Loses Consciousness or Faints