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Master the Certified Neurophysiologic Intraoperative Monitoring (CNIM) 2025 Exam with this comprehensive, high-yield study guide featuring 100% accurate answers and detailed rationales. Covering all critical domains tested by ABRET, this resource ensures you’re prepared for: Neuroanatomy & Pathways (SSEP, BAEP, EMG, MEP) Intraoperative Techniques (electrode placement, filter settings, artifact troubleshooting) Anesthetic Effects (propofol, nitrous oxide, volatile agents) Surgical Procedures (acoustic neuroma, spinal fusion, rhizotomy) Safety & Ethics (HIPAA, leakage current, universal precautions)

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CNIM (2025) EXAM QUESTIONS AND ALL CORRECT ANSWERS
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Facial nerve EMG responses are best recorded from - ANS>> orbicularis oris and
orbicularis oculi muscles


What intravenous drug is used to maintain hypotension? - ANS>> Nutroprusside


At the stage of surgical anesthesia, propofol affects the BAEP by - ANS>>
increasing the latencies of waves I, III, and V without changing their amplitudes


If you have a signal to noise ratio of 1:2, averaging 64 responses will: - ANS>>
improve the ratio to 4:1


The central conduction time for MN SSEP is: - ANS>> P14 - N20


Spinal cord ischemia during aortic surgery is best detected by changes in the -
ANS>> posterior tibial nerve somatosensory evoked potential


At the end of an acoustic neuroma surgery, you would test the facial nerve by
stimulating: - ANS>> Proximal to the site of the tumor


In the operating room, the stimulus intensity for activating a sensory nerve: -
ANS>> does not have an established boundary


The effects of pharmacological or surgical manipulations can be mimicked by the
inappropriate manipulation of: - ANS>> filter settings


Eliciting a motor twitch with PTN stimulation, you expect to see: - ANS>> Plantar
flexion of the toes

,What would be the effect of fluid in the external auditory canal? - ANS>> Increase
of absolute latencies


Early changes to CMAPs, during the exposure of CN VII, are most likely due to -
ANS>> heating from the electrical cautery device


During microvascular decompression surgery to relieve a hemifacial spasm -
ANS>> a stimulation of CN VII elicits a response from the mentalis muscle


Of the following, the peak equivalent SPL of a click should be calibrated at: -
ANS>> 1000 Hz


An unstable blood pressure during SSEP monitoring in the OR affects cortical EPs
resulting in - ANS>> fluctuating amplitudes


Multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, and brain trauma can lead to debilitating
spasticity that has been relieved in some patients following: - ANS>> selective
dorsal rhizotomy


If a 10 microvolt signal inside 50 microvolts of noise is averaged for 100 traces, the
final signal to noise ratio will be: - ANS>> 2:1


A patient in a state of surgical anesthesia using nitrous oxide is likely to have a drop
in SSEP amplitudes of - ANS>> 0.75


What is the minimum bandpass filter for an evoked potential system? - ANS>>
0.1-5000 Hz

, A patient is admitted to the operating room diagnosed with a burst fracture of the
first lumbar vertebra. The most appropriate nerve(s) to monitor would be the: -
ANS>> posterior tibial and ulnar nerves


If a sound intensity is decreased from 80 dB to 60 dB then the sound pressure has
been decreased by a factor of: - ANS>> 10


The term "broadband click" refers to a - ANS>> peak acoustic power of 2 - 4 kHz


What is a rhizotomy? - ANS>> A procedure to selectively destroy problematic
nerve roots


If you receive a shock from the system console, the first thing you should do is: -
ANS>> Disconnect the patient


What is the best montage to use to evaluate dorsal column activity? - ANS>> Cs5-
EPc


The earliest obligate component of the median nerve SSEP that is measured far-
field is generated in the: - ANS>> Medial lemniscus


Preservation of facial nerve CMAPs - ANS>> does not always indicate a good
surgical outcome


The purpose of preoperative evoked potential testing is to: - ANS>> Compare to
post-induction responses


The purpose of isolated amplifier inputs is to: - ANS>> prevent a flow of stray
currents through connecting lines to the patient

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