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Instrumentation 1-4 Questions and Answers 100% correct The EEG signal is measured in microvolts. A microvolt is ______ of a volt. 1/1,000,000 The standard electrode placement system draws an imaginary line from the nasion to the inion The majority of EEG power falls between 0 and ...

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The EEG signal is measured in microvolts. A microvolt is ______ of a volt. - answer
1/1,000,000

The standard electrode placement system draws an imaginary line from the nasion to
the - answer inion

The majority of EEG power falls between - answer 0 and 20 Hz

Which EEG landmark is closest to the ear? - answer preauricular point (notch)

Breathing pattern can influence EEG training. For example, when hyperventilation
constricts cerebral blood vessels, it generates ______ activity. - answer theta

In North America, contamination from line current occurs primarily at - answer 60 Hz

Which of these is related to EEG signal frequency? - answer cycles per second

Eye blinks and eye movements produce artifacts that may fall within the _____ range. -
answer delta and theta

Which of these is specified in dB/octave? - answer filter slope

______ artifact is usually the strongest source of contamination during EEG recording. -
answer Sixty-Hz (50-Hz)

Which bandpass can be used to measure theta EEG activity? - answer 4-7 Hz

Power refers to the square of signal - answer amplitude

EOG artifact in EEG recording is due to - answer electrical potential differences
between the aqueous and vitreous humors of the eye

An impedance meter measures the quality of skin-electrode contact in - answer
Kohms (kilo-ohms or .001 Ohms)

Which is a slow cortical potential? - answer P300 wave

The EEG primarily reflects graded _____ potentials in ______. - answer excitatory
and inhibitory; dendrites

, Which bandpass can be used to measure alpha EEG activity? - answer 8-12 Hz

SMR activity can be detected from - answer 12-15 Hz

If your voltage is 24 and resistance is 2, current is ______ amperes. - answer 12

Which could worsen movement artifact in EEG recording? - answer lengthening the
EEG cable

A notch filter to remove line current noise typically operates from _____________ in
North America. - answer 58-62 Hz

A 1-second exposure to currents above _______ mA can produce ventricular fibrillation
- answer 50

Which circuit does a blown fuse illustrate? - answer open

When there is a break in an electrode cable, impedence measured from both ends of
the cable should be ____________ ohms - answer infinite

The highest amplitude EEG frequency band is called the _________ frequency -
answer dominant

Which filter selects signals below a specified cutoff frequency? - answer low-pass

Opposition to the movement of an AC signal through a circuit is called - answer
impedance.

Which of these measures an electroencephalograph's ability to detect the smallest
signal voltage? - answer sensitivity

Which filter selects signals above a specified cutoff frequency? - answer high-pass

Which is measured in microvolts? - answer signal strength

What forces electrons to move in a circuit? - answer electromotive force

Which technique is used to quantify EEG amplitude within specific frequency bands? -
answer Fast Fourier Transportation

EEG signals are converted into ______ during optical isolation. - answer light

Which common mode rejection ratio specification would you prefer in an
electroencephalograph? - answer 110 dB

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