Secondary causes of a seizure should be addressed if present. Questions that may be asked of the caregivers who witnessed the seizure include, length of seizure, timing of day, loss of consciousness, loss of bowel or urinary continence, a period of altered level of consciousness of confusion once the seizure stopped, movement of the eyes to a specific side, recent infections, recent medication usage including antibiotics or fever reducer medications, family history of febrile and afebrile seizures, vaccination and travel history.