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CLTM Sz Terms what is the kindling theory in epilepsy? - correct answer sz are induced to make them repeat themselves involving behavior and duration what is idiopathic epilepsy? - correct answer Epilepsy with an unknown cause, the genetic, specific age-related onset what are cryptogenic seizures? - correct answer speculated to be an underlying cause but that cause has yet to be identified what is symptomatic sz? - correct answer sz caused by a central nervous system dx. increases chan...

CLTM High amplitude is considered above ____ uV 150 uV Irreversible brain injury CBF (cerebral blood flow) 10-12 mL/100/min Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:00 Full screen JME age onset 12-18 yo Most common type of epilepsy surgery anteromedial temporal resection Drop attack treatment corpus collosectomy Common cause of gelastic epilepsy hammartoma, astrocytoma physiological causes...

CLTMDeep tendon reflexes are graded 0-4 which number is normal - correct answer 2 Number one cause of complex partial sz in adults - correct answer mesial temporal sclerosis ** boards gum hypertrophy and coarsening of foacial features are a side effect of - correct answer phenytoin FMRI - correct answer Maps language motor spikes and evaluates CBF eeg changes can be seen within ___ of acute injury resulting in ischemia - correct answer 5 min a ___ sz is characterized by sustained ...

Heart rate during seizure - correct answer Sinus tachycardia 100-120 also seen in temporal lobe epilepsy Rasmussen's - correct answer Hemispherectomy Ictal spect - correct answer Blood perfusion Pet scan - correct answer Monitors metabolism Loss of t1 volume high t2 - correct answer Hippocampal sclerosis MRS Magnetic resonance spectroscopy - correct answer Measure metabolites of brain Otahara syndrome - correct answer Burst suppression Febrile - correct answer Up to age 5...

CLTM Wernicke's - correct answer Receptive Speech. Posterior part of Superior Temporal gyrus. Broadman 22 Broca's - correct answer Expressive Speech. Posterior part of Inferior frontal gyrus. Broadman 44 & 45 Auditory - correct answer Herschel's gyrus Broadman ? Multiple Subipal Transection - correct answer LKS Sturge Weber Syndrome Hemispherectomy - correct answer Rassmusens Multilobular resection - correct answer Sturge weber Syndrome Corpus Callostomy - correct an...

CLTM What level of constant voltage is likely to cause asystole? - correct answer >2 A mps The most common of all epileptic manifestations and likely to occur in 3-4 % of all healthy children? - correct answer Benign Febrile Convulsions Stroke is the number 1, leading cause of death in the US? - correct answer False- it is 3rd Continuous monitoring of EEG in the ICU had become more common due to: - correct answer *Ability to review EEG data via networking *Digital Video and EEG ...

CLTMWhat syndromes will you see REM onset sleep? (3) - correct answer Narcolepsy Cataplexy Sleep Apnea Changes to LFF/TC to ENHANCE slowing - correct answer LFF: decrease to 0.1 Hz TC: increase to 1/second Changes to LFF/TC to ATTENUATE slowing - correct answer LFF: Increase to 5 Hz TC: decrease to 0.012/sec (smallest) Seizure type in West syndrome - correct answer Infantile Spasms Abnormality of inter-ictal EEG in west syndrome - correct answer Hypsarrythmia Cognitive profile...

CLTMIn what ways can seizures be classified? - correct answer Clinical and electrographic features What is the incidence of new-onset seizures? - correct answer Approximately 80 per 100,000 per year What euphemism has been frequently employed to avoid the term epilepsy? - correct answer Seizure disorder What is a simple partial seizure? - correct answer Consciousness is preserved; the person is alert, can respond to questions or commands, and can remember what occurred during the seizur...

CLTM WHAT IS 2 PT IDENTIFIERS? - correct answer NAME AND DOB WHAT IS THE PREFERRED METHOD OF HAND SANITIZATION WHEN YOU HAVE NO VISIBLE SOILING ON YOUR HANDS? - correct answer ALCOHOL BASED HAND SANITIZER UNIVERAL PROTOCOL FOR PREVENTING WRONG SITE, WRONG PERSON, WRONG PROCEDURE FOR SURGERY? - correct answer RIGHT PT RIGHT MEDS RIGHT SURGERY RIGHT SIDE OF SURGERY WHAT DOES OSHA STAND FOR? - correct answer Occupational Safety and Health Administration WHAT IS THE NEW NAME OF THE M...

Copy EEG/CLTM Where is the hippocampus located? - correct answer Temporal lobe, responsible for learning and memory What is the amygdala responsible for? - correct answer Long term emotional, processing of memory, the amygdalae are considered part of the limbic system. Located in Temporal Lobe Foramen Ovale Electrodes - correct answer Used to diagnose mesial temporal lobe epilepsy without penetration of the skull. These are 1 to 4 contact flexible platinum wires inserted by needle thru th...

ECOG/EP for CLTMnearfield, post-synaptic activity in cervical spinal cord - correct answer N13 far-field, caudal medial/lemniscus (AEP) - correct answer P14 far-field, post-synaptic activity from several sites in the brain stem and thalamus - correct answer N18 near-field, somatosensory cortex potential - correct answer N20 median generator sites - correct answer N13 P14 N18 N20 electrode impedance with ECOG - correct answer higher- placement is unstable reference electrode ...

Electrocorticography and Functional Mapping for CLTM Board PrepFunctional mapping with direct cortical stimulation should always be done with concurrent electrocorticography: True or False? - correct answer True Structural functional anatomy may be altered by: (select all that apply) a. Pressure b. Plasticity c. Current d. Previous lesions - correct answer a. Pressure b. Plasticity c. Current d. Previous lesions Phase reversal SEP recordings not only identify the central sulcus but...

IONM for CLTM boards (ASET questions)1st change seen in scalp EEG during occlusion of the cartotid artery - correct answer ipsilateral decreased amplitude in fast activity what can help eliminate problems with distortion of anatomy by pathological processes and the difficulty of monitoring visually for body movement - correct answer multi-channel EMG recordigns True or False: a previous history of stroke increases the risk for aneurysm - correct answer False increased risk for aneurysms...

Long Term Memory (LTM)]What is Long Term Memory - correct answer An archive of our past experiences and our accumulated knowledge including facts concepts and skills LTM also interacts with - correct answer working memory to create perceptual experiences and comprehensions Primacy effect - correct answer better memory for 1st few items then for the middle items Middle portion of Curve - correct answer These are the words that are the least remembered due to less rehearsal time and the f...

Practice questions CLTM cortical potentials for median nerve SSEP are recorded from - correct answer ipsilateral parietal lobe type of cortical responses over the primary somatosensory cortex to median SSEPs - correct answer negative nearfield what waveforms are sought in direct cortical stim - correct answer N20/P22 stereo EEG electrodes are composed of - correct answer nickel-chromium composite strip/grid electrodes made of - correct answer stainless steel or platinum risk of u...

Study Guide CLTM Quiz 1 allergy - correct answer a response of the immune system to a foreign substance droplet - correct answer Which of the following infection transmission methods occurs through coughing, sneezing, and talking? Sterilization - correct answer Critical items require what type of disinfection? OSHA - correct answer Which of the following describes methods that employers must use to protect their employees from hazards? Personal Health Information (PHI) - correct ans...

Study Guide CLTM Quiz 5Repetitive Nerve Stimulator - correct answer RNS stands for: Patients greater than or equal to 18 years old or Focal seizures - correct answer The RNS was approved by the FDA for True - correct answer True or False The RNS uses both depth and grid electrodes. Monitors waveforms, Stimulates, and Detects waveforms - correct answer The RNS On the skull - correct answer The RNS battery pack is placed: Vagus Nerve Stimulator - correct answer VNS stands for: Pa...

Study Guide CLTM Quiz 6Sturge-Weber Syndrome - correct answer Which neurological disorder is characterized by a port wine stain? Define: Agnosia - correct answer inability to recognize objects, people, sounds, shapes or smells; symptom common to tumors of the parietal lobes Define: Anosmia - correct answer loss of sense of smell Define: Apraxia - correct answer The inability to execute voluntary and purposeful motor movements Landau-Kleffner Syndrome - correct answer ESES is associat...

Study Guide CLTM-Quiz 3 Emotion regulations Autonomic control - correct answer limbic system controls Hypothalamus - correct answer limbic system includes the following structure true - correct answer true or false Lesions in the limbic system can cause inability to create new long term memories Increased sensations - correct answer Seizures that originate in the temporal lobe include all but the following: Autonomic functions - correct answer The hypothalamus controls: false - c...

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