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ABRET EXAM LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
||BRANDNEW!!!||
What additional electrodes could help decipher b/w artifact and
cortical activity?
a) respiration transducer
b) sphenoidal
c) EMG
d) EOG - ANSWER-d
What additional monitoring should be done in a middle age pt who
repeatedly alerts from sleep during EEG?
a) eye movement
b) movement
c) muscle tone
d) respiration - ANSWER-d
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Which of the following extra electrodes might best demonstrate
the EEG activity associated with focal motor twitching of the right
corner of the mouth?
a) P5
b) FT9 (T1)
c) C1
d) C5 - ANSWER-d
An abbreviated 10-20 placement, respiration, ECG, and EOG
a) neonates
b) toddlers
c) ICU pts
d) Elderly pts - ANSWER-a
Cortical EEG recording can be obscured in pts who are tense and
anxious due to
a) multifocal spikes
b) delta slowing
c) generalized spike wave
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d) myogenic artifact - ANSWER-d
What type of monitoring would be useful in an EEG pt
experiencing syncope?
a) movement transducer
b) respiration transducer
c) EOG
d) ECG - ANSWER-d
BRAIN ABCESS
a) burst suppression
b) ECI
c) focal polymorphic delta activity
d) diffuse slowing - ANSWER-c
Sphenoidal electrodes are used to record activity from the
a) brain stem
b) anterior temp lobes
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c) basal ganglia
d) mesial frontal lobes - ANSWER-b
A slow wave focus is best seen w/
a) LF 0.3Hz, paper speed 60mm/sec
b) HF 70Hz, paper speed 60mm/sec
c) LF 5Hz, paper speed 15mm/sec
d) LF 0.3Hz, paper speed 15mm/sec - ANSWER-d
The best reference electrode in an awake pt w/ excessive
temporal myogenic activity would be
a) ear lobes
b) mastoids
c) neck
d) Cz - ANSWER-d
14 & 6Hz positive spikes are best recorded w/
a) avg reference
ABRET EXAM LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
||BRANDNEW!!!||
What additional electrodes could help decipher b/w artifact and
cortical activity?
a) respiration transducer
b) sphenoidal
c) EMG
d) EOG - ANSWER-d
What additional monitoring should be done in a middle age pt who
repeatedly alerts from sleep during EEG?
a) eye movement
b) movement
c) muscle tone
d) respiration - ANSWER-d
,2|Page
Which of the following extra electrodes might best demonstrate
the EEG activity associated with focal motor twitching of the right
corner of the mouth?
a) P5
b) FT9 (T1)
c) C1
d) C5 - ANSWER-d
An abbreviated 10-20 placement, respiration, ECG, and EOG
a) neonates
b) toddlers
c) ICU pts
d) Elderly pts - ANSWER-a
Cortical EEG recording can be obscured in pts who are tense and
anxious due to
a) multifocal spikes
b) delta slowing
c) generalized spike wave
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d) myogenic artifact - ANSWER-d
What type of monitoring would be useful in an EEG pt
experiencing syncope?
a) movement transducer
b) respiration transducer
c) EOG
d) ECG - ANSWER-d
BRAIN ABCESS
a) burst suppression
b) ECI
c) focal polymorphic delta activity
d) diffuse slowing - ANSWER-c
Sphenoidal electrodes are used to record activity from the
a) brain stem
b) anterior temp lobes
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c) basal ganglia
d) mesial frontal lobes - ANSWER-b
A slow wave focus is best seen w/
a) LF 0.3Hz, paper speed 60mm/sec
b) HF 70Hz, paper speed 60mm/sec
c) LF 5Hz, paper speed 15mm/sec
d) LF 0.3Hz, paper speed 15mm/sec - ANSWER-d
The best reference electrode in an awake pt w/ excessive
temporal myogenic activity would be
a) ear lobes
b) mastoids
c) neck
d) Cz - ANSWER-d
14 & 6Hz positive spikes are best recorded w/
a) avg reference
