| Item | Correct answers, n (%) | Knowledge score (%) |
| Question 2. When should anti-epileptic treatment be started? |
| 24.1 |
| In case of status epilepticus | 49 (35.8%) | |
| After a second epileptic seizure, if the symptoms are disabling for the patient | 43 (31.4%) | |
| After a first epileptic seizure, if the patient has EEG-confirmed epileptic activity | 40 (29.2%) | |
| After a first epileptic seizure, if the patient has a neurological deficit and/or a neurodevelopmental disorder | 36 (26.3%) | |
| After a first epileptic seizure, if there are structural abnormalities on brain imaging consistent with the seizure presented by the patient | 29 (21.2%) | |
| After a second epileptic seizure, if the symptoms have a psychosocial impact on the patient’s daily life | 24 (17.5%) | |
| In case of epileptic seizures which are a real danger in the immediate aftermath of a surgical operation | 24 (17.5%) | |
| After a first epileptic seizure, if the patient has nocturnal seizures | 21 (15.3%) |