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UPDATE) QS & AS| GRADE A| 100%
CORRECT (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
When testing an outpatient with active tuberculosis, it is necessary for the
patient to wear a... - ANS ✓mask
Fmri - ANS ✓functional mri
With rapidly increasing dosage which of the following medications will
have the most sedative effect on the patient - ANS ✓barbiturates
A technologist should only discuss eeg findings with - ANS ✓the interpreting
electroencephalographer
Condition that shows up during childhood, causing difficulties with speech
and seizures. They lose the inability to talk and understand speech.
(aphasia) - ANS ✓landau-kleffner syndrome
First clinical sign of landau-kleffner syndrome - ANS ✓aphasia
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A lesion in the uncus may result in - ANS ✓olfactory hallucinations
Which progression is considered rare - ANS ✓rolandic to absence
A neurotransmitter that is lacking in the brain of patients with parkinsons
disease is - ANS ✓dopamine
What is the difference between a classic migraine headache and a common
migraine headache - ANS ✓a classic migraine headache has an associated aura
whereas a common migraine does not
Being in adolescence, several members of the same family developed
progressive instability, ataxia, and the inability to walk what is the
condition - ANS ✓olivopontocerebellar atrophy
What is the cause of Wernicke’s encephalopathy - ANS ✓thiamine deficiency
In children most intracranial tumors are found in - ANS ✓posterior fossa
Decorticate postering is characterized by - ANS ✓bilateral flexion at the
elbows
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What is the most common low grade tumor detected in adults with epilepsy
- ANS ✓astrocytoma
What is the most common ictal correlate of tonic seizures - ANS
✓paroxysmal fast activity
Subdural empyema is? - ANS ✓pus
Balanced impedances allow you to - ANS ✓maximize common mode rejection
Heschl's gyrus what type of aura - ANS ✓auditory aura
A childhood disorder characterized by acquired aphasia, multifocal
epileptiform abnormalities, and focal or generalized seizures: - ANS
✓landue-kleffner syndrome
Prion diseases are - ANS ✓fatal
Precocious puberty is associated with the pathology of the - ANS
✓hypothalamus
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ABRET
ABRET EEG TEST (NEW 2024/ 2025
UPDATE) QS & AS| GRADE A| 100%
CORRECT (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
When testing an outpatient with active tuberculosis, it is necessary for the
patient to wear a... - ANS ✓mask
Fmri - ANS ✓functional mri
With rapidly increasing dosage which of the following medications will
have the most sedative effect on the patient - ANS ✓barbiturates
A technologist should only discuss eeg findings with - ANS ✓the interpreting
electroencephalographer
Condition that shows up during childhood, causing difficulties with speech
and seizures. They lose the inability to talk and understand speech.
(aphasia) - ANS ✓landau-kleffner syndrome
First clinical sign of landau-kleffner syndrome - ANS ✓aphasia
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A lesion in the uncus may result in - ANS ✓olfactory hallucinations
Which progression is considered rare - ANS ✓rolandic to absence
A neurotransmitter that is lacking in the brain of patients with parkinsons
disease is - ANS ✓dopamine
What is the difference between a classic migraine headache and a common
migraine headache - ANS ✓a classic migraine headache has an associated aura
whereas a common migraine does not
Being in adolescence, several members of the same family developed
progressive instability, ataxia, and the inability to walk what is the
condition - ANS ✓olivopontocerebellar atrophy
What is the cause of Wernicke’s encephalopathy - ANS ✓thiamine deficiency
In children most intracranial tumors are found in - ANS ✓posterior fossa
Decorticate postering is characterized by - ANS ✓bilateral flexion at the
elbows
ABRET EEG
, 3
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What is the most common low grade tumor detected in adults with epilepsy
- ANS ✓astrocytoma
What is the most common ictal correlate of tonic seizures - ANS
✓paroxysmal fast activity
Subdural empyema is? - ANS ✓pus
Balanced impedances allow you to - ANS ✓maximize common mode rejection
Heschl's gyrus what type of aura - ANS ✓auditory aura
A childhood disorder characterized by acquired aphasia, multifocal
epileptiform abnormalities, and focal or generalized seizures: - ANS
✓landue-kleffner syndrome
Prion diseases are - ANS ✓fatal
Precocious puberty is associated with the pathology of the - ANS
✓hypothalamus
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