ABRET EEG (ACTUAL 2025/2026) REVIEW NEW QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS A+ GRADED
What are 2 types of electrode burns that can occur in the END
Lab?
a. Electrical and Electrochemical burns
b. Laser burns and Radiation burns
c. Burns from exposure to ultraviolet light and incandescent
light - <<,Answers>>>>Electrical and Electrochemical burns
A burn with damage to the superficial dermis which is red,
painful and often blistering is ________.
a. First degree
b. Second degree
c. Third degree
d. Fourth degree - <<,Answers>>>>Second degree
A fourth degree burn involves _____.
a. Blistering
b. Dryness
c. Leathery appearance
,d. Bone and other tissue - <<,Answers>>>>Bone and other
tissue
Most burns associated with END electrodes can be described
as skin tissue that is altered from it's normal physiologic state,
so the appropriate term for electrode burns is __________.
a. First degree
b. Second degree
c. Third degree
d. A lesion - <<,Answers>>>>A lesion
Mechanical lesions are caused by _____.
a. Exercise, over use of joints
b. Pressure, and removing adhesive too quickly
c. Repetitive movement
d. Working with heavy machinery - <<,Answers>>>>Pressure,
and removing adhesive too quickly
Calcium and Isopropyl Alcohol can cause:
a. Ataxia
b. Lethargy
c. Chemical skin lesions, contact dermatitis
,d. Inaccurate recordings from END electrodes -
<<,Answers>>>>Chemical skin lesions, contact dermatitis
Electrodes should be removed before the patient is taken into
the MRI scanner
because:
a. The electrodes will show up on the MRI scan
b. The electrodes can cause burns
c. The magnetic force can polarize the electrodes
d. The electrodes will be pulled off by magnetic force -
<<,Answers>>>>The electrodes can cause burns
To prevent problems caused by moisture from blood and fluids
contacting electrodes, electrode boxes or cables in the OR:
a. Secure all electrode boxes and cables under the OR table
b. Place a plastic bag over the electrode boxes to prevent
exposure to moisture
c. Secure all electrode boxes and cables out of the way of
other instruments and
surgeons' work areas.
d. All of the above - <<,Answers>>>>All of the above
(Secure all electrode boxes and cables under the OR table .
Place a plastic bag over the electrode boxes to prevent
, exposure to moisture and Secure all electrode boxes and
cables out of the way of other instruments and
surgeons' work areas)
Temporary memory storage that is critical to rapid computer
operations: a. ROM
b. REM
c. RAM
d. CD ROM - <<,Answers>>>>RAM
Define the term Megabyte:
a. Approximately 1 thousand bytes
b. Approximately 1 million bytes
c. Approximately 1 billion bytes
d. Approximately 1 trillion bytes -
<<,Answers>>>>Approximately 1 million bytes
Define the term Gigabyte:
a. Approximately 1 thousand bytes
b. Approximately 1 million bytes
c. Approximately 1 billion bytes
d. Approximately 1 trillion bytes -
<<,Answers>>>>Approximately 1 billion bytes
AND VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS A+ GRADED
What are 2 types of electrode burns that can occur in the END
Lab?
a. Electrical and Electrochemical burns
b. Laser burns and Radiation burns
c. Burns from exposure to ultraviolet light and incandescent
light - <<,Answers>>>>Electrical and Electrochemical burns
A burn with damage to the superficial dermis which is red,
painful and often blistering is ________.
a. First degree
b. Second degree
c. Third degree
d. Fourth degree - <<,Answers>>>>Second degree
A fourth degree burn involves _____.
a. Blistering
b. Dryness
c. Leathery appearance
,d. Bone and other tissue - <<,Answers>>>>Bone and other
tissue
Most burns associated with END electrodes can be described
as skin tissue that is altered from it's normal physiologic state,
so the appropriate term for electrode burns is __________.
a. First degree
b. Second degree
c. Third degree
d. A lesion - <<,Answers>>>>A lesion
Mechanical lesions are caused by _____.
a. Exercise, over use of joints
b. Pressure, and removing adhesive too quickly
c. Repetitive movement
d. Working with heavy machinery - <<,Answers>>>>Pressure,
and removing adhesive too quickly
Calcium and Isopropyl Alcohol can cause:
a. Ataxia
b. Lethargy
c. Chemical skin lesions, contact dermatitis
,d. Inaccurate recordings from END electrodes -
<<,Answers>>>>Chemical skin lesions, contact dermatitis
Electrodes should be removed before the patient is taken into
the MRI scanner
because:
a. The electrodes will show up on the MRI scan
b. The electrodes can cause burns
c. The magnetic force can polarize the electrodes
d. The electrodes will be pulled off by magnetic force -
<<,Answers>>>>The electrodes can cause burns
To prevent problems caused by moisture from blood and fluids
contacting electrodes, electrode boxes or cables in the OR:
a. Secure all electrode boxes and cables under the OR table
b. Place a plastic bag over the electrode boxes to prevent
exposure to moisture
c. Secure all electrode boxes and cables out of the way of
other instruments and
surgeons' work areas.
d. All of the above - <<,Answers>>>>All of the above
(Secure all electrode boxes and cables under the OR table .
Place a plastic bag over the electrode boxes to prevent
, exposure to moisture and Secure all electrode boxes and
cables out of the way of other instruments and
surgeons' work areas)
Temporary memory storage that is critical to rapid computer
operations: a. ROM
b. REM
c. RAM
d. CD ROM - <<,Answers>>>>RAM
Define the term Megabyte:
a. Approximately 1 thousand bytes
b. Approximately 1 million bytes
c. Approximately 1 billion bytes
d. Approximately 1 trillion bytes -
<<,Answers>>>>Approximately 1 million bytes
Define the term Gigabyte:
a. Approximately 1 thousand bytes
b. Approximately 1 million bytes
c. Approximately 1 billion bytes
d. Approximately 1 trillion bytes -
<<,Answers>>>>Approximately 1 billion bytes
