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CNIM Questions with All Correct Answers In a differential amplifier if in input received a voltage of 65 uV and input two voltages of -30 uV, the output voltage seen would be ___ uV and the pens would move ___. - Answer- 95 uV, downward Which of the following is attenuated by time constant o...

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In a differential amplifier if in input received a voltage of 65 uV and input two voltages of
-30 uV, the output voltage seen would be ___ uV and the pens would move ___. -
Answer- 95 uV, downward

Which of the following is attenuated by time constant of 0.03 seconds? - Answer- 3 Hz

The accepted limit allowed for leakage current from chassis of an EP machine is... -
Answer- 100 uA

A signal averages should have horizontal resolution of... - Answer- 10 us

It is acceptable to use published normative data from another center for the analysis of
EPs when... - Answer- Stimulus, recording, and other conditions are compatible

The other centers normative values are closely matched to your select (at least 20)
normal subjects.

Which filter bandwidths will affect the latency and/or amplitude of the BAEP? - Answer-
100-1k

What affect does increasing stimulus rate have on BAEP? - Answer- Latencies are
prolonged

Amplitudes of waves I, II, and III are attenuated.

Amplitude of wave V is attenuated

Stimulus intensity should be adjusted to... - Answer- Produce a minimal movement at
the joint involved.

The optimal filter bandpass settings for recording PREPs is... - Answer- 100-3000 Hz

The optimal filter settings for recording a SSEP of the upper extremity is... - Answer- 20
- 3000 Hz

, The use of extension cords is discouraged because... - Answer- Increased leakage
current

The ground may not be intact

Arteriovenous malformations are caused by... - Answer- Abnormal direct connections
between arteries and veins

Brachial plexopathy is most likely to occur in the... - Answer- Ulnar Nerve

Arthrodesis is... - Answer- Joint fusion

Wallerian degeneration can be caused by... - Answer- Lack of blood supply

What neural structure is at risk during Acetabular Fixation? - Answer- Sciatic Nerve


What is the minimum acceptable sweep for BAERs? - Answer- 10 ms

The optimal repetition rate for intraoperative BAEPs is... - Answer- 31 Hz

The peak equivalent SPL of a click should be calibrated at... - Answer- 1000 Hz

Which potential will reverse with click polarity? - Answer- Cochlear microphonic

The most diagnostic part of the BAER is... - Answer- I-V interpeak

What would most likely result in an increased I-III interval? - Answer- Vestibular
Schwannoma

The sound stimulus intensity at the tympanic membrane depends on the... - Answer-
Acoustic coupling between the sound stimulus generator and the ear.

To optimally monitor CN VIII function in the OR, it is desirable to be able to
simultaneously perform... - Answer- BAEPs and Electrocochleograms (ECochG)

The term "broadband click" refers to a... - Answer- Peak acoustic power of 2-4 kHz

You are most likely to see changes during exposure of a spine surgery due to... -
Answer- Anesthesia-induced hypotension

In posterior fossa surgery, an increase in the III-V interpeak interval would be most likely
be due to... - Answer- Traction on the cerebellum

Loss of BAEPs following drilling of the internal auditory canal is most likely due to... -
Answer- Disruption of the cochlear blood supply

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