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A. Must be Clean and dry
B. Free of hairspray and conditioners
C. No grease/oils
D. Have patient wash hair morning of or night befor |
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A. No use of coffeine or alcohol
B. Eat breakfast
C. Take prescribed medication/ sedations as instructed
D. Sleep deprived patients must be awake 24 hours prior
E. BE ON TIME FOR PROCEDURE!! |
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| What are the 4 preliminary procedures? |
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Definition
1. Review consult
2. Preparerecording room
3.prepare headset area
4. Technologist report |
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| What are the 6 steps to a patient interview? |
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1. Receive and introduce yourself
2.Obtain patient medical history
3.Explain procedure to patient
4.Apply electrodes IAW the I10-20 system
5.Replace or reposition electrode if nessisary.
6.Documentation of electrode repositioning. |
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| What are two important things to consider when obtaining a patients medical history? |
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1. That it stay confidential
2.Utilize procedures/question per history |
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| Electrode replacement or repositioning involves what? |
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1. moving the homologous electrode
2. Indicate change on montage label
3. If patient has any scalp abnormalities such as head bandages, scalp lesions, sutures scar tissues. |
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| What 3 things should be documented when an electrode is repostioned? |
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1. Headstamp area
2. Technologist report
3. Physician report |
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| Calibrating the instrument invalves what? |
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1.Annotate all control settings
2.Performing at least 4 compleat sets of square wave cal
3.Verifying integrity of cal signal
4.Correct and note all errors that cannot be fixed |
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| performing Bio-cal invalves what? |
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Definition
1.Long distance array: FP1- O2
2.Annotate settings
3.Must be at least 10 sec. in length in one epoch |
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| What is the Longitudinal Bipolar (LB) also refered to as? |
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| Which montage is done first? |
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| Longitudinal Bipolar (LB) |
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| On anolog machines, what side of the papor does the montages begin and end? |
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| What should you annotate at the start of each montage? |
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1.All controle setings
2.name of montage
3.A pen/tape mark
4.Label montage on head-stamp
5.All special monitering channels
6.Patients position (LOC,E/C or E/O, ect, ect) |
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| What does Bio-polar montage use when labeled on the head-stamp? |
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| What does Reference montage use when labeled on the head-stamp? |
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| 10 sec. into every montage you should engage what? |
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| Wile Performing the electrode test, you should do what? |
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| Annotate E/T and correct and hight impedences if any and re-do test. |
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| After recording for one minit without disturbing the patient, what 2 things whill be performed next? |
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Definition
| Eyes open and eyes closed and eye movment. |
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| Befor performing E/C and E/O, how meny seconds into the upflap should you wate? |
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| What will E/o and E/c verify on the test? |
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| How long should you record for between E/O and E/C and the Eye movment proceideure? |
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Definition
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| What is done when performing the eye movment procedure? |
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Definition
1.Have patient blink 5x
2.Annotate blinking
3.It verifies EOG channels |
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| What is performed after the eye movment procedier? |
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| The mental alert procedur |
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| How is the mental alert procedure done? |
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1.Annotat "MA" on the up-flap
2.Mark up flap with two marks
3Ask pt a series of questions one every 10 seconds. |
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| How long should you recorde for befor Hyperventilation? |
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