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CLTM ASAP EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS RATED 100%CORRECT EEG finding most often associated with sensory seizures - Answer-parietal sharp waves focal seizures with tingling sensations in the face likely originate - Answer-in the inferior post-central gyrus most commonly encountered EEG medication effect that is not specific for a particular medication - Answer-generalized slowing LPDs - Answer-associated with viral encephalitis associated with increased risk for seizures represent ictal or interictal pattern most common etiology is ischemic stroke most common etiology for LPDs - Answer-ischemic stroke anterior temporal spikes in children usually represent - Answer-an identifiable structural lesion bilateral tonic posture manifests from - Answer-frontal lobe (supplementary motor cortex) simple movements (limb twitching, Jacksonian march) manifest from - Answer-contralateral frontal lobe Head and eye deviation with posturing - Answer-manifests from supplementary motor cortex abnormal taste sensation (dysgeusia) manifests from - Answer-insula Dysgeusia - Answer-distorted sense of taste visceral or autonomic abnormalities (epigastric aura, salivation) manifest from - Answer-insular-orbital-frontal cortex olfactory hallucinations manifest from - Answer-anteromedial temporal lobe chewing movements, salivation, speech arrest manifest from - Answer-amygdala, opercular region complex automatic behaviorisms manifest from - Answer-temporal lobe visual hallucinations (formed images) manifest from - Answer-posterior temporal lobe or amygdala-hippocampus localized sensory disturbances (tingling, numbness or a limb or 1/2 the body) manifest from - Answer-parietal lobe (sensory cortex) visual hallucinations (unformed images) manifest from - Answer-occipital lobe generic Tegretol - Answer-Carbamazepine generic Frisium - Answer-Clobazam generic Rivotril - Answer-Clonazepam generic Ducene/Valium - Answer-Diazepam generic Zarontin - Answer-Ethosuximide generic Neurontin - Answer-Gabapentin Generic of Lamictal - Answer-Lamotrigine Generic of Keppra - Answer-Levetiracetam Generic of Trileptal - Answer-oxcarbazepine Generic of Dilantin - Answer-Phenytoin Generic of Mysoline - Answer-Primidone Generic of Epilum/Valpro - Answer-Sodium Valproate Generic of Ospolot - Answer-Sulthiame Generic of Gabitril - Answer-Tiagabine Generic of Topamax - Answer-Topiramate Generic of Sabril - Answer-Vigabatrin typical ICP range for a resting adult in supine position - Answer-7-15mmHg upper limit of normal for ICP - Answer-20-25 mmHg- treatment needed ICP monitor - Answer-catheter inserted through brain into the lateral ventricle to allow CSF to drain what sustained ICP level correlates with burst suppression on EEG - Answer-28 mmHg neonatal EEG quiet sleep - Answer-comparable to non-REM sleep irregular respirations REM small and large body movements low muscle tone neonatal EEG active sleep - Answer-comparable to REM sleep regular respirations no REM minimal body movements increased muscle tone SCN1A mutations - Answer-Dravet syndrome seizure type of Dravet syndrome - Answer-severe myoclonic epilepsy of infancy (SMEI) parameters for direct cortical stimulation - Answer-intensity range 0-20mA stim duration .1-.3 ms stim rate 50 Hz stim period 1-0 sec threshold motor cortex 2-5 mA threshold language 5-15mA

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CLTM ASAP EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS RATED 100%CORRECT

EEG finding most often associated with sensory seizures - Answer-parietal sharp waves

focal seizures with tingling sensations in the face likely originate - Answer-in the inferior
post-central gyrus

most commonly encountered EEG medication effect that is not specific for a particular
medication - Answer-generalized slowing

LPDs - Answer-associated with viral encephalitis
associated with increased risk for seizures
represent ictal or interictal pattern
most common etiology is ischemic stroke

most common etiology for LPDs - Answer-ischemic stroke

anterior temporal spikes in children usually represent - Answer-an identifiable structural
lesion

bilateral tonic posture manifests from - Answer-frontal lobe (supplementary motor
cortex)

simple movements (limb twitching, Jacksonian march) manifest from - Answer-
contralateral frontal lobe

Head and eye deviation with posturing - Answer-manifests from supplementary motor
cortex

abnormal taste sensation (dysgeusia) manifests from - Answer-insula

Dysgeusia - Answer-distorted sense of taste

visceral or autonomic abnormalities (epigastric aura, salivation) manifest from - Answer-
insular-orbital-frontal cortex

olfactory hallucinations manifest from - Answer-anteromedial temporal lobe

chewing movements, salivation, speech arrest manifest from - Answer-amygdala,
opercular region

, complex automatic behaviorisms manifest from - Answer-temporal lobe

visual hallucinations (formed images) manifest from - Answer-posterior temporal lobe or
amygdala-hippocampus

localized sensory disturbances (tingling, numbness or a limb or 1/2 the body) manifest
from - Answer-parietal lobe (sensory cortex)

visual hallucinations (unformed images) manifest from - Answer-occipital lobe

generic Tegretol - Answer-Carbamazepine

generic Frisium - Answer-Clobazam

generic Rivotril - Answer-Clonazepam

generic Ducene/Valium - Answer-Diazepam

generic Zarontin - Answer-Ethosuximide

generic Neurontin - Answer-Gabapentin

Generic of Lamictal - Answer-Lamotrigine

Generic of Keppra - Answer-Levetiracetam

Generic of Trileptal - Answer-oxcarbazepine

Generic of Dilantin - Answer-Phenytoin

Generic of Mysoline - Answer-Primidone

Generic of Epilum/Valpro - Answer-Sodium Valproate

Generic of Ospolot - Answer-Sulthiame

Generic of Gabitril - Answer-Tiagabine

Generic of Topamax - Answer-Topiramate

Generic of Sabril - Answer-Vigabatrin

typical ICP range for a resting adult in supine position - Answer-7-15mmHg

upper limit of normal for ICP - Answer-20-25 mmHg- treatment needed

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