This document discusses disorders of consciousness including epileptic seizures. It describes partial seizures as brief episodes where a person may zone out or have facial twitching. Major seizures are more serious and may involve rigidity, loss of breathing, jerking, frothing at the mouth, or loss of bladder control. The document provides first aid instructions for seizures, which include staying with the person, protecting their head if they fall, and not putting anything in their mouth. It also discusses diabetic emergencies, noting signs like weakness, confusion, and pale skin. For low blood sugar, it recommends giving sugary foods or drinks and calling an ambulance if the person does not regain consciousness or has repeated seizures. Fainting is also briefly covered