This is a real-world medical entrance exam question, please give the true answer based on the question and selection. Topic name: Febrile seizures, Subject name: Pediatrics
A 3 year old child presents with a history of 1 episode of GTCS lasting for 3-4 minutes, 6 hours ago, accompanied fever of 102degF and mild coryza. On examination, the child is conscious and ale, hemodynamically stable and has no meningeal signs. Which of the following is true about child's condition? 
Select and explain. 
A. Antiepileptics should be staed and given for at least 2 years, B. Intermittent prophylaxis with Clobazam is recommended, C. Lumbar puncture and CSF study should be done, D. Paracetamol will decrease the recurrence risk of seizures
B: Intermittent prophylaxis with Clobazam is recommended
Answer: B: Intermittent prophylaxis with Clobazam is recommended 
Explanation: This is a case of Febrile Seizure - Seizure + Significant fever (>100.4degF) without any evidence of CNS infection in the age group of 6 months -5 years. 2 types: Simple Complex Generalized Focal <15 min 15min or longer Single episode in 24 hrs Frequent episode So as a pa of treatment:- Intermittent prophylaxis with Clobazam is recommended Long term antiepileptic treatment is of no use in Simple febrile seizure.