CLTM ASAP (ADVANCED SUPERVISION AND
ASSESSMENT PROTOCOL) BOARD EXAM 2025/2026
BANK ACCURATE CURRENTLY TESTING EXAM
WITH 400 ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
ANSWERS WITH A STUDY GUIDE / EXPERT
VERIFIED FOR GURANTEED PASS / LATEST
UPDATE.
A 40 year old is experiencing an epigastric aura, which
EEG contacts would most likely show an abnormality -
....ANSWER...36-44
The Rolandic fissure separates the: -
....ANSWER...Precentral and postcentral gyrus
Which contacts would show an abnormality if the patient
was experiencing expressive aphasia - ....ANSWER...33-34
The common goal of functional mapping is to identify: -
....ANSWER...Sensorimotor and language area
,What functions as the lowest risk of being affected if a
temporal lobectomy is performed in the dominant
hemisphere? - ....ANSWER...Supplementary Motor Deficits
If a patient was experiencing tongue numbness, which
contacts would most likely show an EEG abnormality? -
....ANSWER...28-29
Cortical responses recorded over the primary
somatosensory cortex to median SSEPs are: -
....ANSWER...Negative near field responses
What is the gold standard test for identifying the motor
cortex? - ....ANSWER...Direct cortical stimulation
Thrombosis of the anterior cerebral artery is most likely to
cause: - ....ANSWER...Contralateral lower extremity
weakness
The primary motor and sensory cortices surround what
landmark? - ....ANSWER...Central Sulcus
,The tracts connecting the right and left hemispheres are
called the: - ....ANSWER...corpus callosum
The central sulcus divides what areas in the cortex? -
....ANSWER...Frontal and parietal lobes
Brocas area lies in the: - ....ANSWER...Posterior part of
the inferior frontal gyrus
Which contacts would most likely show an abnormality if
the patient was experiencing receptive aphasia -
....ANSWER...38-46
What type of seizure often consists of early and prominent
motor activity? - ....ANSWER...Frontal lobe
The physiologic substrate of clinical seizure activity is: -
....ANSWER...Abnormal neuronal discharge
What electrodes can be used to map the central sulcus? -
....ANSWER...Grid or strip electrodes
, Depth electrodes are best for recording from the: -
....ANSWER...Hippocampal area
Which sub zone of the epileptogenic zone is considered the
gold standard for localization? - ....ANSWER...Ictal onset
Dammage to Broca's area may result in: -
....ANSWER...Expressive aphasia
Cross communication between blood vessels is called: -
....ANSWER...Anastomosis
Damage to Wernicke's area may result in: -
....ANSWER...Receptive aphasia
Cervical myelopathy may inhibit -
....ANSWER...Sensorimotor localization
Cortical potentials for the median nerve Somatosensory
Evoked Potentials (SSEPs) are recorded from: -
....ANSWER...Contralateral parietal lobe
ASSESSMENT PROTOCOL) BOARD EXAM 2025/2026
BANK ACCURATE CURRENTLY TESTING EXAM
WITH 400 ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
ANSWERS WITH A STUDY GUIDE / EXPERT
VERIFIED FOR GURANTEED PASS / LATEST
UPDATE.
A 40 year old is experiencing an epigastric aura, which
EEG contacts would most likely show an abnormality -
....ANSWER...36-44
The Rolandic fissure separates the: -
....ANSWER...Precentral and postcentral gyrus
Which contacts would show an abnormality if the patient
was experiencing expressive aphasia - ....ANSWER...33-34
The common goal of functional mapping is to identify: -
....ANSWER...Sensorimotor and language area
,What functions as the lowest risk of being affected if a
temporal lobectomy is performed in the dominant
hemisphere? - ....ANSWER...Supplementary Motor Deficits
If a patient was experiencing tongue numbness, which
contacts would most likely show an EEG abnormality? -
....ANSWER...28-29
Cortical responses recorded over the primary
somatosensory cortex to median SSEPs are: -
....ANSWER...Negative near field responses
What is the gold standard test for identifying the motor
cortex? - ....ANSWER...Direct cortical stimulation
Thrombosis of the anterior cerebral artery is most likely to
cause: - ....ANSWER...Contralateral lower extremity
weakness
The primary motor and sensory cortices surround what
landmark? - ....ANSWER...Central Sulcus
,The tracts connecting the right and left hemispheres are
called the: - ....ANSWER...corpus callosum
The central sulcus divides what areas in the cortex? -
....ANSWER...Frontal and parietal lobes
Brocas area lies in the: - ....ANSWER...Posterior part of
the inferior frontal gyrus
Which contacts would most likely show an abnormality if
the patient was experiencing receptive aphasia -
....ANSWER...38-46
What type of seizure often consists of early and prominent
motor activity? - ....ANSWER...Frontal lobe
The physiologic substrate of clinical seizure activity is: -
....ANSWER...Abnormal neuronal discharge
What electrodes can be used to map the central sulcus? -
....ANSWER...Grid or strip electrodes
, Depth electrodes are best for recording from the: -
....ANSWER...Hippocampal area
Which sub zone of the epileptogenic zone is considered the
gold standard for localization? - ....ANSWER...Ictal onset
Dammage to Broca's area may result in: -
....ANSWER...Expressive aphasia
Cross communication between blood vessels is called: -
....ANSWER...Anastomosis
Damage to Wernicke's area may result in: -
....ANSWER...Receptive aphasia
Cervical myelopathy may inhibit -
....ANSWER...Sensorimotor localization
Cortical potentials for the median nerve Somatosensory
Evoked Potentials (SSEPs) are recorded from: -
....ANSWER...Contralateral parietal lobe
