3/25/25, 7:54 CLTM and EEG Board Prep Combined - Rebecca Clark-Bash Study Set |
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CLTM AND EEG BOARD PREP COMBINED - REBECCA CLARK- BASH
STUDY SET EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1/7 Study using Learn
The most appropriate time constant for recording a low voltage slow wave focus is:
Select the correct definition
10.012 seconds 20.05 seconds
30.12 seconds 41.00 second
Don't know?
Terms in this set (141)
The most appropriate time constant for c. 0.12 seconds
recording a low voltage slow wave focus is:
a.0.012 seconds Time constant = biggest number for slowing
b. 0.05 seconds
c. 0.12 seconds
d. 1.00 second
Which of the following typically produces c. Alzheimer's disease
diffuse slowing on the EEG?
a. Meningioma
b. Cerebral abscess
c.Alzheimer's disease
d. Cerebral thrombosis
Meningioma Lateralized or Focal
Lateralized or Focal, Diffuse, Focal
Alzheimer's disease Diffuse
Lateralized or Focal, Diffuse, Focal
Cerebral Thrombosis Focal
Lateralized or Focal, Diffuse, Focal
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Which of the following is a characteristic b. REM onset sleep
feature of the EEG in narcolepsy?
a. FIRDA
b. REM onset sleep
c.An increase in EMG
d. Diffuse delta slowing
What is the most common cause for b. Hippocampal Sclerosis
temporal lobe seizures in adults?
a.Diffuse axonal injury
b. Hippocampal sclerosis
c. Glioblastomamultiforme
d. Venousangioma
In a one-year-old child with West c. generalized paroxysmal fast activity
Syndrome, episodes of neck flexion and
arm extension are MOST likely to be
associated with which of the following EEG
patterns?
a.3Hz spike/wave discharges
b. fast polyspike and wave discharges
c. generalized paroxysmal fast activity
d. polymorphic theta and delta activity
During brain mapping, which of the a. median nerve SEPs
following techniques is commonly used to
localize the central sulcus?
a.median nerve SEPs
b. intracarotid amobarbital test
c. wake up test
d. implantation of depth electrodes
West Syndrome - Seizure Type Infantile Spasms
Select the epilepsy syndrome known to b. West Syndrome
present with electrodecremental response
following each event:
a.Infantile Spasms
b.West Syndrome
c. Hypsarhythmia
d. Lennox Gasteaux
Impedance for Strips and Grids: < 10nA (nanoamps)
Maximum allowable chassis leakage with 10mA rms
invasive electrodes:
If you are recording with electrodes of c. Bias Potentials from the differential amplification of the different charge of each
different metals (mismatched metals such metal.
as one gold electrode referenced to
Silver Silver Chloride electrode) what
might you expect to record?
a.High Impedance Readings
b.60 Cycle Artifact
c. Bias Potentials from the
differential amplification of the
different charge of each metal
d. No change as the Common Mode
Rejection would eliminate the different
in metal charge.
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CLTM AND EEG BOARD PREP COMBINED - REBECCA CLARK- BASH
STUDY SET EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1/7 Study using Learn
The most appropriate time constant for recording a low voltage slow wave focus is:
Select the correct definition
10.012 seconds 20.05 seconds
30.12 seconds 41.00 second
Don't know?
Terms in this set (141)
The most appropriate time constant for c. 0.12 seconds
recording a low voltage slow wave focus is:
a.0.012 seconds Time constant = biggest number for slowing
b. 0.05 seconds
c. 0.12 seconds
d. 1.00 second
Which of the following typically produces c. Alzheimer's disease
diffuse slowing on the EEG?
a. Meningioma
b. Cerebral abscess
c.Alzheimer's disease
d. Cerebral thrombosis
Meningioma Lateralized or Focal
Lateralized or Focal, Diffuse, Focal
Alzheimer's disease Diffuse
Lateralized or Focal, Diffuse, Focal
Cerebral Thrombosis Focal
Lateralized or Focal, Diffuse, Focal
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, 3/25/25, 7:54 CLTM and EEG Board Prep Combined - Rebecca Clark-Bash Study Set |
AM
Which of the following is a characteristic b. REM onset sleep
feature of the EEG in narcolepsy?
a. FIRDA
b. REM onset sleep
c.An increase in EMG
d. Diffuse delta slowing
What is the most common cause for b. Hippocampal Sclerosis
temporal lobe seizures in adults?
a.Diffuse axonal injury
b. Hippocampal sclerosis
c. Glioblastomamultiforme
d. Venousangioma
In a one-year-old child with West c. generalized paroxysmal fast activity
Syndrome, episodes of neck flexion and
arm extension are MOST likely to be
associated with which of the following EEG
patterns?
a.3Hz spike/wave discharges
b. fast polyspike and wave discharges
c. generalized paroxysmal fast activity
d. polymorphic theta and delta activity
During brain mapping, which of the a. median nerve SEPs
following techniques is commonly used to
localize the central sulcus?
a.median nerve SEPs
b. intracarotid amobarbital test
c. wake up test
d. implantation of depth electrodes
West Syndrome - Seizure Type Infantile Spasms
Select the epilepsy syndrome known to b. West Syndrome
present with electrodecremental response
following each event:
a.Infantile Spasms
b.West Syndrome
c. Hypsarhythmia
d. Lennox Gasteaux
Impedance for Strips and Grids: < 10nA (nanoamps)
Maximum allowable chassis leakage with 10mA rms
invasive electrodes:
If you are recording with electrodes of c. Bias Potentials from the differential amplification of the different charge of each
different metals (mismatched metals such metal.
as one gold electrode referenced to
Silver Silver Chloride electrode) what
might you expect to record?
a.High Impedance Readings
b.60 Cycle Artifact
c. Bias Potentials from the
differential amplification of the
different charge of each metal
d. No change as the Common Mode
Rejection would eliminate the different
in metal charge.
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