What subjective data can a child tell the nurse following a seizure that could indicate the origin of the seizure in the brain?

A. Aura: An aura is a subjective sensation experienced before a seizure, such as a strange smell, taste, or visual change. It can provide clues about the seizure's origin in the brain, often linked to the temporal lobe. B. Blood Pressure 90/60: Blood pressure is an objective, measurable sign, not subjective data reported by the child. C. Oxygenation on room air 97%: Oxygenation levels are objective and do not provide information about seizure origin. D. Temperature 38 degrees Celsius: Temperature is objective and does not help localize the seizure's origin in the brain.