A syncopal episode would consist of all of these signs except:
A)seizure.
B)fainting.
C)lightheadedness.
D)brief loss of consciousness.

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A syncopal episode does not involve seizures. Instead, it is a sudden, brief loss of consciousness or fainting often due to a temporary decrease in blood flow to the brain. Lightheadedness may occur before the episode, but a seizure is not a sign of syncope.

A Syncopal Episode Would Consist of All of These Signs