ECT creates an anticonvulsant effect. In ECT, a grand mal seizure is induced under anesthesia; the course of treatment is 6-12 sessions. One mechanism of action is increasing the neurotransmitters serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine.

The ONC is the federal entity responsible for accomplishing the goals of the HITECH Act. Their strategic plan includes five goals:
1. Achieve adoption and information exchange through the meaningful use of health information technology (HIT)
2. Improve care, improve population health, and reduce healthcare costs through the use of HIT
3. Inspire confidence and trust in HIT
4. Empower individuals with HIT to improve their health and the healthcare system
5. Achieve rapid learning and technological advancement

The frontal lobe is the largest, most developed lobe. Its functions include the following:
* Controlling the voluntary motor activity of specific muscles
* Coordinating movement of multiple muscles
* Allowing for multimodal sensory input to trigger memories
* Executive functioning, which includes reasoning, impulse control, planning, prioritizing, intelligence, and abstraction
* Expressive speech
* Personality development

Stevens-Johnson syndrome is a rare potentially life-threatening immune reaction to a foreign antigen that can occur with exposure to any anticonvulsant drug. Treatment includes stopping the offending agent with supportive measures, often in a hospital burn unit. Signs and symptoms of SJS include facial swelling, tongue swelling, macules, papules, burning confluent erythematic rash, skin sloughing, prodromal headaches, malaise, arthralgia, and painful mucous membranes that may occur before the rash appears.
Abnormal muscle movements, blurry vision, and muscle cramps are not cardinal signs of SJS.

A copayment is the amount that people pay each time they use a particular healthcare service.
The deductible is the amount people spend before their health insurance pays for healthcare services. The insurance premium is the amount charged for insurance coverage, usually paid every month by both the employer and the employee. The loading charge is the amount the health insurance company charges on a renewal premium when people make claims on their policy.