EEG/CLTM
#1 reason kids underneath five have a seizure? - ANS-Fever
#1 motive maximum kids underneath age 10 have epilepsy? - ANS-Tumors (neoplasms).
14 & 6 advantageous spikes - ANS-Seen for the duration of drowsiness and sleep in
children. Are exceptional seen in ear reference montage. Are maximum outstanding in
temporal and posterior areas
A 6 hour video EEG might be high-quality to seize sleep for ? - ANS-Benign Rolandic
Epilepsy, spikes in Central sulcus, Rolandic fissure
A multi-phasic artifact in all channels on EEG can be? - ANS-EKG artifact
A bad prognosis - ANS-alpha coma consists of a what kind of prognosis?
Abducens - ANS-Cranial Nerve 6,
From the Pons.
Type: Motor,
Moves eyes outward or laterally. Test by following finger.
Accessory - ANS-Cranial Nerve eleven,
From: Medulla,
Type: Motor,
Turns head and lifts shoulders
Acoustic Auditory /
Vestibular Cochlear - ANS-Cranial Nerve 8,
From: Pons,
Type: Sensory,
Controls listening to and balance
Afferent - ANS-Spinothalomic tract, is Assending, = sensory, SEP
After intensity electrodes are located, you word a moist, and barely red spot on bandage. -
ANS-CSF leak
Akinetic seizure - ANS-inability to carry out or keep voluntary actions
Aliasing - ANS-The distortion of an EEG waveform due to an improper sampling fee.
,Amygdala - ANS-2 almond fashioned masses on either aspect of the thalamus, which cope
with memory, emotion, and fear. Helps shape and shop memories related to emotional
occasion
Anarthria - ANS-A partial or complete lack of articulate speech, because of lesions of the
important apprehensive machine.
Angelman's Syndrome - ANS-excessive highbrow and developmental incapacity, sleep
disturbance, seizures, jerky actions (specially hand-flapping), common laughter or smiling,
and typically a satisfied demeanor. Seizure onset usually previous to age 3. EEG indicates
high amplitude gradual-spike and wave. "Happy Puppet"
Anteriomedial Temporal Resection
(AMTR) - ANS-Most commonplace form of epilepsy surgical procedure. Used in cases of
intractable temporal lobe seizures. Often in sufferers with Mesial temporal sclerosis
Anterior Cerebral Artery (ACA) - ANS-Supplies blood to the frontal and parietal lobes, in
addition to the corpus colosum. Blockage right here would be a "small" stroke and could
affect the alternative facet of the frame.
Anterograde Amnesia - ANS-The incapability to form or shop new reminiscences.
Aqueduct of Sylvius - ANS-The canal beginning the connects the 3rd and 4th ventricles
Arnold-Chiari Malformation - ANS-A congenital malformation of the medulla & cerebellum
Arrhythmic - ANS-EEG hobby that is not normal, modifications and varies at some stage in
the recording.
Arterial blood drift - ANS-Angiography before WADA testing is used for?
Arteriovenous Malformation,
aka AVM - ANS-A congenital abnormality wherein arteries lead directly to veins, without
going through capillaries. Causing a tangled network of blood vessels
Astrocytomas - ANS-A celebrity shaped tumor, commonly gradual growing, graded on scale
of 1 to four on how rapid they develop. EEG generally suggests spikes over lesion.
At 15mm/Hg - ANS-At what go with the flow price does blood go with the flow end?
At 2-7 months of age - ANS-What is the age of onset for childish spasms
At 40mm/Hg or greater - ANS-Intra cranial stress affects EEG at what level?
Atonic Seizures - ANS-Falling abruptly to ground, or nodding of head, it's miles a generalized
seizure, there is no loss of recognition.
Can be indicative of Lenox Gastaut
, Atypical Absence Seizures - ANS-aka Petitmal Variant Seizures. Consists of twitching and
staring, with out a impairment of focus. EEG indicates generalized 1.5hz spike & wave
Auditory Agnosia - ANS-Inability to apprehend or differentiate sounds. Not a deficit of the
ear. An incapability of the brain to manner sounds. Caused with the aid of harm to the
auditory cortex of temporal lobe. Brodmanns forty one & 42
Auditory Cortex - ANS-Located in the temporal lobe, is the number one receptive place for
sound information. The auditory cortex is composed of Brodmann regions forty one and 42,
also known as the anterior transverse temporal place 41 and the posterior transverse
temporal place forty two
Automatisms and not using a decrease in LOC would be feature of? - ANS-easy partial
seizures
Autonomic Nervous System - ANS-Regulates cardiac muscle tissues, easy muscle tissues,
and glands. Controls involuntary frame operations. Has components of each the CNS & PNS
however is considered a part of the PNS
Ballistocardio Response - ANS-An artifact as a result of the sufferers heartbeat because of
the moderate movement of the frame because it recoils from cardiac contractions.
Barbiturate - ANS-What form of drug is Pentobarbital?
Barbiturates are? - ANS-A group of medication that act as a depressant on the relevant
nervous gadget. In high doses they act as an anesthetic. In low doses they are sleep
inducing, they also have a hypnotic assets
Basal Ganglia - ANS-Gray be counted placed deep inside each hemisphere, which controls
involuntary movement, balance, posture, and muscle tone
Basilar Artery
(BA) - ANS-Supplies blood to the posterior place of the cerebrum. Blockage here might be
considered a first-rate stroke. Patient could be paralyzed bilaterally and in a coma
Benign Epileptifom Transients of Sleep,
aka BETS - ANS-Low amplitude, poor polarity, "small sharp spikes", seen by and large in
frontal temporal areas in the course of drowsiness & sleep. Is a regular variation
Best electrode for MRI - ANS-gold plated silver disc with coated copper teflon insulated
leads
Bilaterally absent corticals - ANS-After three days put up an anoxic damage, which median
SEP final results is the worst.
Broca's Area - ANS-Located in the frontal lobe. It controls the capacity to write down, shape
words, and talk. Damage here would motive expressive aphasia, and would go away
affected person not able to talk
#1 reason kids underneath five have a seizure? - ANS-Fever
#1 motive maximum kids underneath age 10 have epilepsy? - ANS-Tumors (neoplasms).
14 & 6 advantageous spikes - ANS-Seen for the duration of drowsiness and sleep in
children. Are exceptional seen in ear reference montage. Are maximum outstanding in
temporal and posterior areas
A 6 hour video EEG might be high-quality to seize sleep for ? - ANS-Benign Rolandic
Epilepsy, spikes in Central sulcus, Rolandic fissure
A multi-phasic artifact in all channels on EEG can be? - ANS-EKG artifact
A bad prognosis - ANS-alpha coma consists of a what kind of prognosis?
Abducens - ANS-Cranial Nerve 6,
From the Pons.
Type: Motor,
Moves eyes outward or laterally. Test by following finger.
Accessory - ANS-Cranial Nerve eleven,
From: Medulla,
Type: Motor,
Turns head and lifts shoulders
Acoustic Auditory /
Vestibular Cochlear - ANS-Cranial Nerve 8,
From: Pons,
Type: Sensory,
Controls listening to and balance
Afferent - ANS-Spinothalomic tract, is Assending, = sensory, SEP
After intensity electrodes are located, you word a moist, and barely red spot on bandage. -
ANS-CSF leak
Akinetic seizure - ANS-inability to carry out or keep voluntary actions
Aliasing - ANS-The distortion of an EEG waveform due to an improper sampling fee.
,Amygdala - ANS-2 almond fashioned masses on either aspect of the thalamus, which cope
with memory, emotion, and fear. Helps shape and shop memories related to emotional
occasion
Anarthria - ANS-A partial or complete lack of articulate speech, because of lesions of the
important apprehensive machine.
Angelman's Syndrome - ANS-excessive highbrow and developmental incapacity, sleep
disturbance, seizures, jerky actions (specially hand-flapping), common laughter or smiling,
and typically a satisfied demeanor. Seizure onset usually previous to age 3. EEG indicates
high amplitude gradual-spike and wave. "Happy Puppet"
Anteriomedial Temporal Resection
(AMTR) - ANS-Most commonplace form of epilepsy surgical procedure. Used in cases of
intractable temporal lobe seizures. Often in sufferers with Mesial temporal sclerosis
Anterior Cerebral Artery (ACA) - ANS-Supplies blood to the frontal and parietal lobes, in
addition to the corpus colosum. Blockage right here would be a "small" stroke and could
affect the alternative facet of the frame.
Anterograde Amnesia - ANS-The incapability to form or shop new reminiscences.
Aqueduct of Sylvius - ANS-The canal beginning the connects the 3rd and 4th ventricles
Arnold-Chiari Malformation - ANS-A congenital malformation of the medulla & cerebellum
Arrhythmic - ANS-EEG hobby that is not normal, modifications and varies at some stage in
the recording.
Arterial blood drift - ANS-Angiography before WADA testing is used for?
Arteriovenous Malformation,
aka AVM - ANS-A congenital abnormality wherein arteries lead directly to veins, without
going through capillaries. Causing a tangled network of blood vessels
Astrocytomas - ANS-A celebrity shaped tumor, commonly gradual growing, graded on scale
of 1 to four on how rapid they develop. EEG generally suggests spikes over lesion.
At 15mm/Hg - ANS-At what go with the flow price does blood go with the flow end?
At 2-7 months of age - ANS-What is the age of onset for childish spasms
At 40mm/Hg or greater - ANS-Intra cranial stress affects EEG at what level?
Atonic Seizures - ANS-Falling abruptly to ground, or nodding of head, it's miles a generalized
seizure, there is no loss of recognition.
Can be indicative of Lenox Gastaut
, Atypical Absence Seizures - ANS-aka Petitmal Variant Seizures. Consists of twitching and
staring, with out a impairment of focus. EEG indicates generalized 1.5hz spike & wave
Auditory Agnosia - ANS-Inability to apprehend or differentiate sounds. Not a deficit of the
ear. An incapability of the brain to manner sounds. Caused with the aid of harm to the
auditory cortex of temporal lobe. Brodmanns forty one & 42
Auditory Cortex - ANS-Located in the temporal lobe, is the number one receptive place for
sound information. The auditory cortex is composed of Brodmann regions forty one and 42,
also known as the anterior transverse temporal place 41 and the posterior transverse
temporal place forty two
Automatisms and not using a decrease in LOC would be feature of? - ANS-easy partial
seizures
Autonomic Nervous System - ANS-Regulates cardiac muscle tissues, easy muscle tissues,
and glands. Controls involuntary frame operations. Has components of each the CNS & PNS
however is considered a part of the PNS
Ballistocardio Response - ANS-An artifact as a result of the sufferers heartbeat because of
the moderate movement of the frame because it recoils from cardiac contractions.
Barbiturate - ANS-What form of drug is Pentobarbital?
Barbiturates are? - ANS-A group of medication that act as a depressant on the relevant
nervous gadget. In high doses they act as an anesthetic. In low doses they are sleep
inducing, they also have a hypnotic assets
Basal Ganglia - ANS-Gray be counted placed deep inside each hemisphere, which controls
involuntary movement, balance, posture, and muscle tone
Basilar Artery
(BA) - ANS-Supplies blood to the posterior place of the cerebrum. Blockage here might be
considered a first-rate stroke. Patient could be paralyzed bilaterally and in a coma
Benign Epileptifom Transients of Sleep,
aka BETS - ANS-Low amplitude, poor polarity, "small sharp spikes", seen by and large in
frontal temporal areas in the course of drowsiness & sleep. Is a regular variation
Best electrode for MRI - ANS-gold plated silver disc with coated copper teflon insulated
leads
Bilaterally absent corticals - ANS-After three days put up an anoxic damage, which median
SEP final results is the worst.
Broca's Area - ANS-Located in the frontal lobe. It controls the capacity to write down, shape
words, and talk. Damage here would motive expressive aphasia, and would go away
affected person not able to talk
