CLTM Exam | Exam Preparation & Practice Questions & Answers
19 and 20 Mouth Twitching Symptoms would most likely be associated with which electrode
locations?
contralateral The fencing position lateralizes to the hemisphere ____________ to the raised arm
28 and 29 Tongue Numbness Symptoms would most likely be associated with which electrode
locations?
14 and 15 Hand/Wrist numbness Symptoms would most likely be associated with which
electrode locations?
33 and 34 Expressive Aphasia Symptoms would most likely be associated with which
electrode locations?
44 and 45 Auditory Buzzing Symptoms would most likely be associated with which electrode
locations?
36-43. Epigastric Rising Symptoms would most likely be associated with which electrode
locations?
45 and 46 Receptive Aphasia Symptoms would most likely be associated with which electrode
locations?
2026 2027 / Stuvia Edition
, CLTM Exam | Exam Preparation & Practice Questions & Answers
blood flow (aka hyperperfusion) Ictal Spect Imaging Visualizes _________ during seizure onset.
magnetic fields MEG is a neuroimaging technique that measures the ___________ produced by
the brain's electrical activity.
glucose metabolism PET Imaging detects ________.
blood flow fMRI measures brain activity by detecting changes in _____________ that indicate
areas of increased neural activity.
Rasmussen's Encephalopathy a rare, chronic brain inflammation that typically affects one side of the brain, causing
(often requires hemispherectomy) seizures, weakness, and cognitive decline, often in children.
Valproic Acid Dravet Syndrome first-line med
Valproic Acid Lennox Gastaut Syndrome first-line med
ACTH Wests Syndrome first-line med
Seizure Semiology The study of seizure symptoms and their origins.
supplementary motor cortex. Head/eye version is linked to the _________.
Dysgeusia A taste disorder characterized by a persistent, altered, or distorted sense of taste.
Olfactory Hallucinations (also known as phantosmia) The perception of smells in the absence of an external odor source.
temporal Complex automatic behaviors typically originate in the ________ lobe.
temporal Chewing automatism typically originate in the ________ lobe.
New term for anti-seizure drug (AED). ASD
2026 2027 / Stuvia Edition
19 and 20 Mouth Twitching Symptoms would most likely be associated with which electrode
locations?
contralateral The fencing position lateralizes to the hemisphere ____________ to the raised arm
28 and 29 Tongue Numbness Symptoms would most likely be associated with which electrode
locations?
14 and 15 Hand/Wrist numbness Symptoms would most likely be associated with which
electrode locations?
33 and 34 Expressive Aphasia Symptoms would most likely be associated with which
electrode locations?
44 and 45 Auditory Buzzing Symptoms would most likely be associated with which electrode
locations?
36-43. Epigastric Rising Symptoms would most likely be associated with which electrode
locations?
45 and 46 Receptive Aphasia Symptoms would most likely be associated with which electrode
locations?
2026 2027 / Stuvia Edition
, CLTM Exam | Exam Preparation & Practice Questions & Answers
blood flow (aka hyperperfusion) Ictal Spect Imaging Visualizes _________ during seizure onset.
magnetic fields MEG is a neuroimaging technique that measures the ___________ produced by
the brain's electrical activity.
glucose metabolism PET Imaging detects ________.
blood flow fMRI measures brain activity by detecting changes in _____________ that indicate
areas of increased neural activity.
Rasmussen's Encephalopathy a rare, chronic brain inflammation that typically affects one side of the brain, causing
(often requires hemispherectomy) seizures, weakness, and cognitive decline, often in children.
Valproic Acid Dravet Syndrome first-line med
Valproic Acid Lennox Gastaut Syndrome first-line med
ACTH Wests Syndrome first-line med
Seizure Semiology The study of seizure symptoms and their origins.
supplementary motor cortex. Head/eye version is linked to the _________.
Dysgeusia A taste disorder characterized by a persistent, altered, or distorted sense of taste.
Olfactory Hallucinations (also known as phantosmia) The perception of smells in the absence of an external odor source.
temporal Complex automatic behaviors typically originate in the ________ lobe.
temporal Chewing automatism typically originate in the ________ lobe.
New term for anti-seizure drug (AED). ASD
2026 2027 / Stuvia Edition
