EEG BOARD PREP PRACTICE
QUESTIONS
A 14 year vintage boy wakes up early within the morning to get geared up for faculty, and
approximately 1 hour later he picks up his cellphone to check his fb and the following factor he
notices he has jerked and dropped his telephone. This may be categorized as? - ANS-Juvenile
myoclonic epilepsy
A patient with ms could have what sort of EEG? - ANS-regular
A pattern of 1 to at least one.Five Hz activity with superimposed 8 to 20 Hz interest seen in
neonates is known as what? - ANS-delta brushes
A publish dominant rhythm that is reactive to eye closure have to first seem round what age? -
ANS-3-6 months
a skull illness will bring about what EEG sample? - ANS-breech rhythm
in line with pointers what's the bandwidth for habitual EEGs? - ANS-1-70 hz
An abbreviated 10-20 placement, respiratory, ECG, and EOG video display units ought to be
used whilst recording what age? - ANS-neonates
An awake 5 month old infant can have a PDR of what? - ANS-five Hz
an electrographic seizure is characterized through what pastime? - ANS-episodic rhymes
pastime
Aphasia is related to what syndrome? - ANS-Landau-Kleffner syndrome
are spikes taken into consideration peculiar? - ANS-yes
At which conceptal age do you start to see delta brushes? - ANS-32-34 weeks
beta coma maximum typically outcomes from what? - ANS-drug overdose
By 12 months of age, the posterior dominant rhythm need to be what - ANS-five-6 Hz
electrocebral inaction is defined as no EEG hobby over what? - ANS-2 microvolts
, Encoches Frontales seem at what age? - ANS-35-45 weeks
what number of millimeters are in one centimeter? - ANS-10 mm
If a patient has a cranium disorder it's miles very important to what? - ANS-file history
If a patient is becoming "deeper" in a coma, triphasic waves are most probable to do what? -
ANS-Disappear
If the size between preauricular factor and T3/T7 is 3.2 cm, what's the distance between C3 and
Cz? - ANS-6.Four cm
Immediately following a scarcity seizure the EEG can be? - ANS-regular
In a normal 28 week pre time period toddler the EEG need to show what form of regular
sample? - ANS-hint discontinu
Infantile spasms are also called what kind of event? - ANS-electrodecremental events
Sleep spindles must seem by way of what age? - ANS-6 months
sluggish spike and wave complexes are characteristics of which syndrome? -
ANS-Lennox-Gastaut syndrome
Sterge - Weber ailment starts at what age? - ANS-infancy or beginning
Temporal theta-burst or temporal sharp transients can be visible in a child with a conceptional
age of what? - ANS-28-32 weeks
the cerebrum controls what 3 primary things? - ANS-frame movements, balance, and posture
The frequency of your have is 4 Hz , what is the duration of your wave? Answer in milliseconds -
ANS-250 ms
The main distinction between easy partial and complex partial is what? - ANS-preservation of
awareness
The essential difference among trace stop and trace alternant is what? - ANS-Trace discontinue
suggests extra supression
The onset of west syndrome is most probable to occur at what age? - ANS-4 months
The primary motor cortex is placed in this floor of the mind - ANS-precentral gyrus
QUESTIONS
A 14 year vintage boy wakes up early within the morning to get geared up for faculty, and
approximately 1 hour later he picks up his cellphone to check his fb and the following factor he
notices he has jerked and dropped his telephone. This may be categorized as? - ANS-Juvenile
myoclonic epilepsy
A patient with ms could have what sort of EEG? - ANS-regular
A pattern of 1 to at least one.Five Hz activity with superimposed 8 to 20 Hz interest seen in
neonates is known as what? - ANS-delta brushes
A publish dominant rhythm that is reactive to eye closure have to first seem round what age? -
ANS-3-6 months
a skull illness will bring about what EEG sample? - ANS-breech rhythm
in line with pointers what's the bandwidth for habitual EEGs? - ANS-1-70 hz
An abbreviated 10-20 placement, respiratory, ECG, and EOG video display units ought to be
used whilst recording what age? - ANS-neonates
An awake 5 month old infant can have a PDR of what? - ANS-five Hz
an electrographic seizure is characterized through what pastime? - ANS-episodic rhymes
pastime
Aphasia is related to what syndrome? - ANS-Landau-Kleffner syndrome
are spikes taken into consideration peculiar? - ANS-yes
At which conceptal age do you start to see delta brushes? - ANS-32-34 weeks
beta coma maximum typically outcomes from what? - ANS-drug overdose
By 12 months of age, the posterior dominant rhythm need to be what - ANS-five-6 Hz
electrocebral inaction is defined as no EEG hobby over what? - ANS-2 microvolts
, Encoches Frontales seem at what age? - ANS-35-45 weeks
what number of millimeters are in one centimeter? - ANS-10 mm
If a patient has a cranium disorder it's miles very important to what? - ANS-file history
If a patient is becoming "deeper" in a coma, triphasic waves are most probable to do what? -
ANS-Disappear
If the size between preauricular factor and T3/T7 is 3.2 cm, what's the distance between C3 and
Cz? - ANS-6.Four cm
Immediately following a scarcity seizure the EEG can be? - ANS-regular
In a normal 28 week pre time period toddler the EEG need to show what form of regular
sample? - ANS-hint discontinu
Infantile spasms are also called what kind of event? - ANS-electrodecremental events
Sleep spindles must seem by way of what age? - ANS-6 months
sluggish spike and wave complexes are characteristics of which syndrome? -
ANS-Lennox-Gastaut syndrome
Sterge - Weber ailment starts at what age? - ANS-infancy or beginning
Temporal theta-burst or temporal sharp transients can be visible in a child with a conceptional
age of what? - ANS-28-32 weeks
the cerebrum controls what 3 primary things? - ANS-frame movements, balance, and posture
The frequency of your have is 4 Hz , what is the duration of your wave? Answer in milliseconds -
ANS-250 ms
The main distinction between easy partial and complex partial is what? - ANS-preservation of
awareness
The essential difference among trace stop and trace alternant is what? - ANS-Trace discontinue
suggests extra supression
The onset of west syndrome is most probable to occur at what age? - ANS-4 months
The primary motor cortex is placed in this floor of the mind - ANS-precentral gyrus
