Answer:
An absence seizure
Explanation:
Absence seizure is a type of epilepsy seizure, more common in children than in adults, whose symptoms are characterized by brief interruptions of consciousness in which the person is absent and static for a few seconds, then naturally returning to the moment when it was interrupted. .
Patients with this disorder may have speech blockage, slight eyelid or eye movements, very rapid eye blinking and involuntary hand movements. Patrick blinks very fast during some times of the day so Mr. Galloway believes he may have absence seizure.
