Photoparoxysmal response - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ABRET - Activation Procedures, Effects on an EEG, & Sleep Stages Categories with Complete SolutionsABRET - Activation Procedures, Effects on an EEG, & Sleep Stages Categories with Complete SolutionsABRET - Activation Procedures, Effects on an EEG, & Sleep Stages Categories with Complete Solutions ORDA is commonly seen in children with a) Absence seizures b) Febrile Seizures c) Focal Seizures d) Benign Rolandic Epilepsy - ANSWER-a) Absence seizures Which activity does NOT typically cause ...

CLTM ASET?'s #280-500LH (Luteinizing hormone) is produced where? - correct answer Pituitary gland (anterior pituitary) What are the benefits of presurgical mapping in epilepsy surgery or tumor removal cases? (select all that apply) - correct answer *minimize functional deficit *provide data for intra-operative guidance and maximize resection *assess risk and benefit of surgery *plan surgical approach Why is it important to record eye movements, EKG, EMG & respirations on neonatal EEGs?...

Pediatric syndrome known as Happy Puppet Syndrome correct answer: Angelmann's What do you see in Angelmann's/Happy Puppet Sydrome? correct answer: High Amplitude in Occipital Rare fatal autosomal recessive neuroregenerative correct answer: Battons Performing PS, get photoparoxysmal response, what should the tech do? correct answer: Stop PS immediately 3 hz spike and wave pattern, another term for absence seizure? correct answer: Pyknolepsy (Sample) Pt w/ epilepsy w/ early m...

HYPERVENTILATION result correct answer: Hypocapnia: state of reduced carbon dioxide in the blood Photoparoxysmal response correct answer: EEG response to light with spikes, spike-wave discharge and/or intermittent slow waves Input impedance should be correct answer: very high According to the Guidelines, how many bits of resolution is required? correct answer: 11 Which of the following is the WORST prognostic feature in the EEG of a comatose patient? correct answer: monorhythmic...

Why is sleep deprivation considered an activation procedure? - Answer-24-36 hours of continuous waking time may stress a potentially epileptogenic brain so that abnormalities will appear in the waking EEG What type of epilepsy is most likely to show abnormalities during sleep? - Answer-Patients with complex partial seizures or Foci in the temporal lobes are especially likely to appear in sleep. Sleep should be a routine procedure for patients who have or are suspected of having seizures of ...

HYPERVENTILATION result - ANSWERSHypocapnia: state of reduced carbon dioxide in the blood Photoparoxysmal response - ANSWERSEEG response to light with spikes, spike-wave discharge and/or intermittent slow waves Input impedance should be - ANSWERSvery high According to the Guidelines, how many bits of resolution is required? - ANSWERS11 Which of the following is the WORST prognostic feature in the EEG of a comatose patient? - ANSWERSmonorhythmic tracing without variability SMALL SH...

ABRET Practice Exam Part 2 Latest Update Rated A+ HYPERVENTILATION result Hypocapnia: state of reduced carbon dioxide in the blood Photoparoxysmal response EEG response to light with spikes, spike-wave discharge and/or intermittent slow waves Input impedance should be very high According to the Guidelines, how many bits of resolution is required? 11 Which of the following is the WORST prognostic feature in the EEG of a comatose patient? monorhythmic tracing without variability ...

ABRET Practice Exam Part 2 Already Passed HYPERVENTILATION result Hypocapnia: state of reduced carbon dioxide in the blood Photoparoxysmal response EEG response to light with spikes, spike-wave discharge and/or intermittent slow waves Input impedance should be very high According to the Guidelines, how many bits of resolution is required? 11 Which of the following is the WORST prognostic feature in the EEG of a comatose patient? monorhythmic tracing without variability SMALL SHARP SPIKES ar...

ABRET Electrographic Correlates to Clinical/Non-Clinical EEG Graded A Beta coma most commonly results from a. hepatic encephalopathy b. hypoglycemia c. drug overdose d. anoxic insult drug overdose Skull defect a. diffuse slowing b. periodic complexes c. breach rhythm d. alpha squeak breach rhythm Hypothalamic hamartoma a. myoclonic seizure b. reflex seizure c. gelastic seizure d. absence seizure gelastic seizure (tumor that causes gelastic seizures) During which of the following typ...

ABRET Practice Exam Part 2 | Questions & Answers (100% Verified) ABRET Practice Exam Part 2 | Questions & Answers (100% Verified) HYPERVENTILATION result - ANSWER - Hypocapnia: state of reduced carbon dioxide in the blood Photoparoxysmal response - ANSWER - EEG response to light with spikes, spike-wave discharge and/or intermittent slow waves Input impedance should be - ANSWER - very high According to the Guidelines, how many bits of resolution is required? - ANSWER - 11 Which of...