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EEG BOARD PREP PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
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N1
Select the correct term
What stage of sleep will you find vertex
What would an EEG look like of someone
1waves?
2who has down syndrome?
Sterge - Weber disease begins at what What disease or syndrome will not typically
3age? 4see PLEDs or PEDs?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (80)
What stage of sleep will you find vertex N1
waves?
What stage of sleep will you see sleep N2
spindles?
What stage of sleep will you see POSTS? N1
What would an EEG look like of someone Normal
who has down syndrome?
If a patient is becoming "deeper" in a Disappear
coma, triphasic waves are most likely to do
what?
What normal activity can be seen in Mu
C3/C4?
What is seen most often in children? Rolandic spikes
What region do you see Rolandic spikes? central
At which conceptal age do you begin to 32-34 weeks
see delta brushes?
electrocebral inactivity is defined as no 2 microvolts
EEG activity over what?
Immediately following an absence seizure normal
the EEG will be?
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, 3/25/25, 7:48 EEG BOARD PREP PRACTICE QUESTIONS Flashcards |
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beta coma most commonly results from drug overdose
what?
a skull defect will result in what EEG breech rhythm
pattern?
What feature is most diagnostic of no disruption of the PDR
psychogenic PNES?
an electrographic seizure is characterized episodic rhymes activity
by what activity?
What is most useful when determining montage
localization and polarity?
what normal variant has positive polarity? lambda
according to guidelines what is the 1-70 hz
bandwidth for routine EEGs?
how many millimeters are in one 10 mm
centimeter?
what is unilateral spikes considered ? focal abnormality
what are the 3 best ways to describe EEG morphology, location, frequecy
patterns and seizures?
what is another name for small sharp spikes BETS
?
what makes lambda different from posts? occurs with eyes open
are spikes considered abnormal? yes
what type of activity will a neonatal seizure focal rhythmic ativity
show on an EEG?
What montage should be used for an ECI double distance
according to guidelines?
which filter setting will record the greatest 70 Hz
effect on a 70 Hz wave?
what is most attenuated by a low filter of 5 .1 Hz
Hz
what localization is most used in referential amplitude
montages?
A patient with ms will have what type of normal
EEG?
what is the value in psychiatric disorders? rules out seizures
If a patient has a skull defect it is very document history
important to what?
When evaluating abnormal discharges what level of consciousness and movement
2 things should you document?
what activity will be seen on an EEG 2 days normal
after a transient ischemic attack (TIA)
With rapidly increasing dosage, barbituates
which medications will have the most
sedative effect on the patient?
What is used to treat infantile spasms? ACTH
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EEG BOARD PREP PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1/7 Study using Learn
N1
Select the correct term
What stage of sleep will you find vertex
What would an EEG look like of someone
1waves?
2who has down syndrome?
Sterge - Weber disease begins at what What disease or syndrome will not typically
3age? 4see PLEDs or PEDs?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (80)
What stage of sleep will you find vertex N1
waves?
What stage of sleep will you see sleep N2
spindles?
What stage of sleep will you see POSTS? N1
What would an EEG look like of someone Normal
who has down syndrome?
If a patient is becoming "deeper" in a Disappear
coma, triphasic waves are most likely to do
what?
What normal activity can be seen in Mu
C3/C4?
What is seen most often in children? Rolandic spikes
What region do you see Rolandic spikes? central
At which conceptal age do you begin to 32-34 weeks
see delta brushes?
electrocebral inactivity is defined as no 2 microvolts
EEG activity over what?
Immediately following an absence seizure normal
the EEG will be?
1/
5
, 3/25/25, 7:48 EEG BOARD PREP PRACTICE QUESTIONS Flashcards |
AM
beta coma most commonly results from drug overdose
what?
a skull defect will result in what EEG breech rhythm
pattern?
What feature is most diagnostic of no disruption of the PDR
psychogenic PNES?
an electrographic seizure is characterized episodic rhymes activity
by what activity?
What is most useful when determining montage
localization and polarity?
what normal variant has positive polarity? lambda
according to guidelines what is the 1-70 hz
bandwidth for routine EEGs?
how many millimeters are in one 10 mm
centimeter?
what is unilateral spikes considered ? focal abnormality
what are the 3 best ways to describe EEG morphology, location, frequecy
patterns and seizures?
what is another name for small sharp spikes BETS
?
what makes lambda different from posts? occurs with eyes open
are spikes considered abnormal? yes
what type of activity will a neonatal seizure focal rhythmic ativity
show on an EEG?
What montage should be used for an ECI double distance
according to guidelines?
which filter setting will record the greatest 70 Hz
effect on a 70 Hz wave?
what is most attenuated by a low filter of 5 .1 Hz
Hz
what localization is most used in referential amplitude
montages?
A patient with ms will have what type of normal
EEG?
what is the value in psychiatric disorders? rules out seizures
If a patient has a skull defect it is very document history
important to what?
When evaluating abnormal discharges what level of consciousness and movement
2 things should you document?
what activity will be seen on an EEG 2 days normal
after a transient ischemic attack (TIA)
With rapidly increasing dosage, barbituates
which medications will have the most
sedative effect on the patient?
What is used to treat infantile spasms? ACTH
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5
