What four symptoms raise suspicion for what three causes of seizures?

A) Aura, myoclonus, confusion, and photophobia - Raises suspicion for temporal lobe epilepsy, metabolic disorders, and medication side effects.
B) Tonic-clonic movements, ataxia, aphasia, and visual hallucinations - Raises suspicion for absence seizures, cerebellar disorders, and migraine-associated seizures.
C) Sudden loss of consciousness, automatisms, postictal confusion, and déjà vu - Raises suspicion for complex partial seizures, epilepsy due to structural brain abnormalities, and psychogenic non-epileptic seizures.
D) Muscle weakness, urinary incontinence, memory loss, and hypersalivation - Raises suspicion for focal impaired awareness seizures, epilepsy related to neurodegenerative disorders, and febrile seizures.