1, the seizure is not clear. There is no loss of consciousness, and there is no response when you call him. If the patient does not speak when called, but later says “I can hear, but I can’t speak”, this is not considered loss of consciousness. When the seizure, pinch the child’s human center point and the needle when there is no response, are not considered loss of consciousness. 2, when the convulsions, especially at the beginning of the convulsions, to distinguish between the – side of the limbs or bilateral limbs; facial twitching, if the face has a twitch. To observe whether it is left or right. The form of seizure, whether it is a sudden nodding, bending, two arms up or down, legs twitching or not, hands falling to the ground or not, eyes open or closed, eyes looking in which direction, etc.: the duration of the seizure, probably a few seconds or a few minutes. 3, the number of seizures, a day about a few seizures. If the disease is long, how many times a month, or how many times a year. 4. whether there is any special movement during the seizure, whether there is any “automaticity”; whether the performance after the seizure is immediate wakefulness or a period of fuzzy consciousness, whether there is fatigue, headache, drowsiness, and whether there is any short period of weakness or no movement of limbs after the seizure.