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Physiology - Electroencephalography (EEG) (B7) Questions With Solutions A flat EEG (no electrical activity) is clinical evidence of death Patterns of rhythmic neuronal electrical activity recorded are called brain waves (brain rhythms) scalp EEG a pair of electrodes are attached to scalp con...

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Physiology - Electroencephalography (EEG)
(B7) Questions With Solutions

A flat EEG (no electrical activity) is clinical evidence of death




Patterns of rhythmic neuronal electrical activity recorded are called brain waves (brain

rhythms)




scalp EEG a pair of electrodes are attached to scalp connected to a differential amplifier


•Amplifier will reveal a pattern of voltage fluctuations over time

•Amplitude between -100 µV and +100 µV

•Frequency 0-100 Hz




neural basis of EEG - its a measure of the extracellular current flow from the summated

synchronous activity of many neurons

- The most important source of extracellular flow of ions in brain tissue is triggered by excitatory

and inhibitory postsynaptic potentials

- collects the activity mainly from cell layers that are oriented perpendicular to the surface of the

cortex

, Physiology - Electroencephalography (EEG)
(B7) Questions With Solutions
positive deflection EEG EPSPs in deeper layers and IPSPs in superficial layers




negative deflection EEG EPSPs in superficial layers and IPSPs in deeper layers




can scalp EEGS alone determine cortical synaptic events no




can APs of neurons be detected on the scalp no


- they are asynchronous and too fast to generate detectable potentials




what happens to electrical activity from deeper generators it gets dispersed and attenuated

by volume conduction effects




what activity might scalp EEG indirectly trace The activity from deeper structures may

drive cortical pyramidal neurons




EEG collects its activity from which cell layers cell layers that are oriented perpendicular

to the surface of the cortex (prymidal neurons)

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