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1.What is the depth of compression on adults in CPR?: 1 1/2

2.What is ratio of chest compression in adults?: 30:2

3.How long must you wash your hands.: 20 seconds

4.What are the time out requirements?: 1. Correct patient

2.Correct procedure 3.Correct body site

5.Where should collidian & acetone be kept in the lab?: Flammable Cabinet

6.What are the two active ingredients in collodion?: Ethyl ether

and Ethanol

7.What syndrome most often associated with intractable epilepsy?:

Lennox Gaustox Snydrome 8.What is the most common type of neuro damage with temporal lobe

epilep- sy?: Hippocampal sclerosis

9.What is the most common and sensitive MRI?: 3tesla

10.What does Hippocampal Sclerosis look like on MRI?: Loss of volume of T1

11.fMRI stands for?: Functional MRI

12.What is the role of the fMRI?: lateralize language & motor function

13.What does the MRS do?: Measures the levels of different metabolites in

body tissues 14.The sampling rate should be at least twice as fast as the fastest

frequency being recorded.: Nyquist Theory

15.What is the highest frequency in EEg recording?: 70 hz

16.ACNS guidelines sampling rate is?: 3 times the fastest frequency

17.What is the optimal A-D conversion rate?: 3 times the fastest frequency

18.What is the minimum A-D resolution?: 2 times the fastest frequency

19.Digitizatial induced artifact: Aliasing

20.Aliasing is an artifact causing corruption of: Frequency

21.What is Frequency divided by duration: Time

22.What is the name of artifact introduced by sequential sampling?:

Sampling Skew

23.What is the Sample & Hold technology?: Grabs two seconds of data

makes it digitized and then displays it

24.How many bits are in 1 bite?: 8 bits

25.What Has an inverse relationship with sampling rate: Inter-sample Interval

26.Inter-Sample Interval is as known as: Dwell time

27.What is the Normal ICP for a supine person at rest: 7-15 mmHg This study source was downloaded by 100000897150949 from CourseHero.com on 03-06- 22:38:18 GMT -06:00 https://www.coursehero.com/file/247033977/EEG-BOARD-PREP-EXAM-2-LATEST-VERSIONS- - -ACTUAL-EXAMdocx/

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28.What is the the upper limit of normal for ICP, that would need treatment: -

20-25 mmHg

29.Slow wave: Greater than 200 msec

30.Sharp wave: 70-200 msec

31.Spike: 20-70 msec

32.What is punishment if you violate the ethics?: Lose your license

33.Name two patient identifiers?: Verbal name and date of birth

34.What is the Principle of beneficence: Do whatever research you'd like just

do no harm

35.What is the benefit of a SPECT?: Does not require patient to have a seizure

36.What is an ictal SPECT?: Localization of the epileptic focus

37.What is a ictal SPECT?: Image to directly determine increase cerebral

blood flow occurring during the seizure

38.Describes a recording during the seizure: Ictal eeg

39.Describes the recording in between each event: Interictal eeg

40.the time immediately following the seizure: Post ictal eeg

41.How many seconds are in a millisecond?: One second

42.How long after dialysis should we do an eeg?: 24 hours

43.During dialysis patients are more what?: Photosensitive

44.Therapeutic level of Barbs will show what on eeg?: Beta

45.Toxic level of phenobarbital will show what on E.E.G.?: Burst suppression

46.A low dose of propofyl Will show what on EEG?: May stimulate epis

47.What is often associated with infantile spasms?: Hypsarrhythmia

48.What is a valuable activation for hypsarrhythmia?: Sleep

49.What is the drug used for hypsarrhythmia?: ACTH

50.What is an indication of intermittent delta activity?: Focal tumor or lesion

51.At what age is hypsarrhythmia likely to occur?: 3 to 9 months of age

52.What does Hypsarrhythmia look like on a EEG?: Chaotic,

Asynchronous, high amplitude delta

53.PLEDS are often associated with?: Focal Cerebral lesions, stroke,

herpes simplex encephalitis, brain tumors, cerebral abscess

54.GPDs are often associated with?: Anoxic ischemic coma, CJD, SSPE,

herpes simplex encephalitis 55.What type of coma describes poor prognosis and unreactive to

noxious stimuli?: Alpha coma

56.What is secondary to excessive or overdose on benzo's or barbiturates?- : Beta coma This study source was downloaded by 100000897150949 from CourseHero.com on 03-06- 22:38:18 GMT -06:00 https://www.coursehero.com/file/247033977/EEG-BOARD-PREP-EXAM-2-LATEST-VERSIONS- - -ACTUAL-EXAMdocx/

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57.What does R.A.W.O.D. stand for?: Regional attenuation WithOut Delta

58.What does SIRPID stand for?: Stimulus induced rhythmic or periodic

ictal Discharges

59.When do SIRPID occur?: Acute brain injuries

60.What are the three main seizure types?: Partial seizures,

generalized seizures, generalized epilepticus 61.What is the difference of simple partial seizures and complex partial

seizures?: Loss of awareness

62.What is Broca's area responsible for?: Expressive speech

63.What is Wernicke's area responsible for?: Receptive speech

64.Temporal lobe seizures can see what kind of an image?: Formed image

65.Occipital lobe seizures can see what kind of image?: Non-formed image

66.The amygdala causes what to happen during the seizure?: Speech

arrest, chewing, salivation

67.What is the key factor in reducing noise artifact?: Electrode

impedance balance 68.With Common Mode Rejection, rejection is based on:: Cycle

69.Who makes the rule of how long to keep medical records?: The

states decide

70.What type of images do occipital lobe seizures see?: Un- formed

images, shapes colors 71.When the insula is affected by seizures what dysfunction does the

person suffer?: Taste

72.When head and eye deviation with posturing occurs what area of the

brain is affected?: Supplementary motor cortex

73.What is the fissure between the temporal and the frontal lobe?: Sylvian

74.Tingling, heaviness and numbness are examples of?: Sensory

75.Gelastic means: Laughing

76.What are five movements associated with complex partial seizures?: -

Scratching, patting, swallowing, mumbling and lipsmacking

77.What type of images do temporal lobe seizures see?: Formed images

78.What type of seizure occur to young, waking within one hour, and brief?: -

Juvenile myoclonic 79.Define electro decremental which abnormal pattern is it associated with?-

: Hypsarrhythmia

80.What is the surgical treatment for Landau-Kleffner?: Multiple Subpial

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of Lennox-Gastaut?: Vigabatrin & ACTH

82.This syndrome evolves to Lennox-Gastaut?: Wests

83.What wave form is <4 hz?: Delta Wave

84.What wave form is 4-7.5 hz?: Theta Wave

85.What wave form is 8-13 hz?: Alpha Wave

86.What wave form is 14-35 hz?: Beta Wave

87.What wave form is >35 hz?: Gamma Wave

88.What is a single wave consisting of a brief mono-, bi-, or Tri-phasic wave- form?

Examples are spike or sharp discharges: Transient

89.What is a group of mixed waves that could be either stereotyped sequence of waves (monomorphic, monorhythmic or serial rhythmic) or a

mixture of various waveforms?: Burst

90.What is disease is believed to be due to abnormal Due to the prion protein and is classified as a "Prion Disease"?: Creutzfeldt-Jacob Disease

91.What are two types of the Cortical Homunculi?: Sensory and Motor

92.Where is the primary motor cortex located?: Precentral Gyrus (

premotor area of the frontal lobes)

93.What separates the frontal and parietal lobe?: Rolandic Fissure

94.What montage would best display the amp of the left temporal spike?:

Left temporal to contralateral ear 95.Where does the Broca's area lay?: Posterior part of the inferior temporal gyrus

96.During a CEA collateral perfusion is maintained by?: Circle of Willis

97.A lesion on the uncus would result in?: Olfactory hallucinations

98.The most common cause of PLD's in adults is?: Stroke

99.What is a blood clot formed at the site of an atherosclerotic plaque?: -

Thrombus

100.What 2 specific sleep patterns start to appear in Stage 1 sleep?:

POSTS and Vertex Sharp Waves

101.What does Reyes syndrome look like on a EEG?: Burst suppression

102.What does end stage subacute sclerosis panencephalitis look like

on eeg?: Burst suppression

103.After seizure Todd paralysis is focusing on the motor cortex what

will happen?: Paralysis

104.After a seizure Todd's paralysis focusing in the occipital lobe what will happen?: Partial blindness This study source was downloaded by 100000897150949 from CourseHero.com on 03-06- 22:38:18 GMT -06:00 https://www.coursehero.com/file/247033977/EEG-BOARD-PREP-EXAM-2-LATEST-VERSIONS- - -ACTUAL-EXAMdocx/