Determine the term - Akinetic and Myoclonic Seizures

Akinetic seizures are ordinarily seen only in children. Usually, an affected child collapses suddenly and without warning. These seizures are often of very short duration, and the child may get up after only a few seconds. The fall can be dangerous, however, and a common recommendation is to have the children wear football helmets until the seizures can be controlled by medication.

Myoclonic seizures are massive seizures that basically consist of a sudden flexion or extension of the body and often begin with a cry.