what is the minimum number hours of diagnostic and therapeutic in a
split study? - answer>>2 diagnostic 3 therapeutic
what is the most stable stage of sleep respiratory wise? - answer>>N3
(NREM is more stable and REM is irregular)
What does common mode rejection do? - answer>>It is a process that
takes input signals and eliminates identical voltages from two different
sources (records dissimilar voltages)
(higher the CMMR, the more efficient the amplifier)
what should the low pass filter for an EEG be if seizures are expected? -
answer>>70 Hz (usually 35 Hz)
What happens to a waveform is sensitivity is increased? - answer>>The
vertical size of the wave decreases
, what is the difference in gain and sensitivity? - answer>>Increasing gain
increases amplitude and increasing sensitivity decreases the amplitude
What is the shortest sleep latency for a MSLT nap? - answer>>15
minutes (longest its 35 minutes)
What is HST? - answer>>Home sleep test
How do you clean ECG electrodes? - answer>>Wipe with cleaning agent
that is non-corrosive to plastic, air dry, gas sterilization as needed
What are the NREM parasomnias? - answer>>Confusional arousals,
sleepwalking, sleep terror, SRED
What are the REM parasomnias? - answer>>Nightmares, RBD, sleep
paralysis
How long What stage of sleep is CSA more common? - answer>>NREM
split study? - answer>>2 diagnostic 3 therapeutic
what is the most stable stage of sleep respiratory wise? - answer>>N3
(NREM is more stable and REM is irregular)
What does common mode rejection do? - answer>>It is a process that
takes input signals and eliminates identical voltages from two different
sources (records dissimilar voltages)
(higher the CMMR, the more efficient the amplifier)
what should the low pass filter for an EEG be if seizures are expected? -
answer>>70 Hz (usually 35 Hz)
What happens to a waveform is sensitivity is increased? - answer>>The
vertical size of the wave decreases
, what is the difference in gain and sensitivity? - answer>>Increasing gain
increases amplitude and increasing sensitivity decreases the amplitude
What is the shortest sleep latency for a MSLT nap? - answer>>15
minutes (longest its 35 minutes)
What is HST? - answer>>Home sleep test
How do you clean ECG electrodes? - answer>>Wipe with cleaning agent
that is non-corrosive to plastic, air dry, gas sterilization as needed
What are the NREM parasomnias? - answer>>Confusional arousals,
sleepwalking, sleep terror, SRED
What are the REM parasomnias? - answer>>Nightmares, RBD, sleep
paralysis
How long What stage of sleep is CSA more common? - answer>>NREM
