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CLTM EEG BOARD Prep Exam (Part 1) WITH
COMPLETE 600+ QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANS WERS LATEST UPDATE JUST
RELEASED THIS YEAR
Question: What term is used to describe brainstem injury in a patient who is completely
paralyzed except for vertical eye movements:
a. contrecoup
b. alpha coma
c. locked-in syndrome
d. diffuse brainstem dysfunction syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔c. locked-in syndrome
Question: The term "xanthochromic" is usually used in reference to:
a. cerebral spinal fluid
b. dysmorphic features
c. ventricular size
d. nerve conduction time - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔a. cerebral spinal fluid
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Question: Fasciculation refers to:
a. abnormal sensation
b. quick repetitive speech
c. involuntary twitching of muscles fibers
d. lacking fine motor skills - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔c. involuntary twitching of muscle fibers
Question: The Glasgow Scale is used to determine:
a. the patient's true weight
b. the glucose level of the blood
c. the patient's degree of consciousness
d. the intracranial pressure level - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔c. the patient's degree of
consciousness
Question: Wada testing is done to determine:
a. balance
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b. hearing
c. vision
d. speech dominance - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔d. speech dominance
Question: Positron emission tomography aka PET is used for:
a. treatment of leukemia
b. visualizing the metabolism of the brain
c. visualizing the ventricular system
d. treatment of spinal injuries - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔b. visualizing the metabolism of the brain
Question: This test is useful in the diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis, pontine angle tumors, coma
and brain death:
a. visual evoked potential
b. brainstem auditory evoked potential
c. myelogram
d. angiogram - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔b. brainstem auditory evoked potential
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Question: QRS complex refers to:
a. ventricular excitation in the myocardium
b. spinal cord reflex
c. herniation of the first 3 cranial nerves
d. the tetrad of narcolepsy - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔a. ventricular excitation in the myocardium
Question: When performing an EEG for evaluation of a central nervous system disease that
may have infectious etiology, the technologist should:
a. observe universal precautions
b. reschedule the procedure until a definite diagnosis has been made
c. not be concerned with any precautionary measures
d. request that the electroencephalographer perform the study - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔a.
observe universal precautions
Question: The ratio of chest compressions to breaths in one-person CPR is:
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CLTM EEG BOARD Prep Exam (Part 1) WITH
COMPLETE 600+ QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANS WERS LATEST UPDATE JUST
RELEASED THIS YEAR
Question: What term is used to describe brainstem injury in a patient who is completely
paralyzed except for vertical eye movements:
a. contrecoup
b. alpha coma
c. locked-in syndrome
d. diffuse brainstem dysfunction syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔c. locked-in syndrome
Question: The term "xanthochromic" is usually used in reference to:
a. cerebral spinal fluid
b. dysmorphic features
c. ventricular size
d. nerve conduction time - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔a. cerebral spinal fluid
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Question: Fasciculation refers to:
a. abnormal sensation
b. quick repetitive speech
c. involuntary twitching of muscles fibers
d. lacking fine motor skills - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔c. involuntary twitching of muscle fibers
Question: The Glasgow Scale is used to determine:
a. the patient's true weight
b. the glucose level of the blood
c. the patient's degree of consciousness
d. the intracranial pressure level - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔c. the patient's degree of
consciousness
Question: Wada testing is done to determine:
a. balance
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b. hearing
c. vision
d. speech dominance - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔d. speech dominance
Question: Positron emission tomography aka PET is used for:
a. treatment of leukemia
b. visualizing the metabolism of the brain
c. visualizing the ventricular system
d. treatment of spinal injuries - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔b. visualizing the metabolism of the brain
Question: This test is useful in the diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis, pontine angle tumors, coma
and brain death:
a. visual evoked potential
b. brainstem auditory evoked potential
c. myelogram
d. angiogram - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔b. brainstem auditory evoked potential
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Question: QRS complex refers to:
a. ventricular excitation in the myocardium
b. spinal cord reflex
c. herniation of the first 3 cranial nerves
d. the tetrad of narcolepsy - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔a. ventricular excitation in the myocardium
Question: When performing an EEG for evaluation of a central nervous system disease that
may have infectious etiology, the technologist should:
a. observe universal precautions
b. reschedule the procedure until a definite diagnosis has been made
c. not be concerned with any precautionary measures
d. request that the electroencephalographer perform the study - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔a.
observe universal precautions
Question: The ratio of chest compressions to breaths in one-person CPR is:
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