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What is true about absence seizures in children?

A. For most children, absence seizures stop during early teen years. B. Absence seizures rarely progress to other seizures. C. Teachers often note signs of absence seizures, but seeing them is not adequate for diagnosis. D. Absence seizures usually exist in isolation; usually the child has no other neurological condition.

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Rationale: Most children outgrow absence seizures during their early teen years.

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