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CNIM ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (ALREADY PASSED) 2024 LATEST UPDATE Which of the following will result in the significantly elevated SSEP latencies - Answer- Charcot-Marie Tooth disease Neuromuscular blockers work by: - Answer- Competitive inhibition of acetylcholine receptors...

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CNIM ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(ALREADY PASSED) 2024 LATEST
UPDATE

Which of the following will result in the significantly elevated SSEP latencies - Answer-
Charcot-Marie Tooth disease

Neuromuscular blockers work by: - Answer- Competitive inhibition of acetylcholine
receptors in the motor end plate.

For peroneal nerve stimulation, the ground should be placed: - Answer- thigh

During a thoracic laminectomy, a rapid loss of the right PTN cortical responses occurs.
The cervical response is too poor to evaluate, and the popiteal fossa responses are
unchanged. What should you do first? - Answer- inform the surgeon immediately and
indicate that the changes are conisistent with a right hemi-cord injury

What drug would you use for language mapping? - Answer- Fentanyl

Brown-sequard - Answer- Spinal cord

During a scoli surgery, you recognize a gradual latency increase of 3.5ms in the PTN
cortical response, the subcrotical response appears t be shifted out almost as much. All
response amplitudes are unchanged. What is the appropriate action to take? - Answer-
Check the latencies of the PF and MN responses to see if they are also shifted,
indicating a possiblle temp effect. Verify by checking the patient's body temp

Midazolam is what type of drug? - Answer- Benzodiazepine

If you cannot evaluate motr twitch you - Answer- increase intensity until the peripheral
response no longer increases

lack of after-discharge indicates: - Answer- the stimulus is likely below the threshold of
seizure activation

the best anesthesia for SSEPs - Answer- infusion fetanly

, What is the minimum required vertical resolution of an evoked potential system? -
Answer- 8 bits

The most appropriate filter, timebase and sensitivity for monitoring of cortical ischemia
during carotid surgery are: - Answer- 0.3-70Hz, 15mm/sec, 3 microV/mm

Which peaks will be most affected by Desflurane? - Answer- P100

Fast Fourier Transformation - Answer- Is the mathematical transformation of a complex
waveform into simpler. more uniform waves

ABRs are appropriate for monitoring - Answer- Brainstem function

A loss of SSEP respones would most likely occur ___ to surgical site - Answer- Rostral

The lumbar potential is most likely generated from - Answer- Post-synaptic responses

Cardiac activity appears on the CSA/DSA display as - Answer- Delta activity

What is the most important means of preventing the spread of infection - Answer-
Handwashing

Trancranial Motor Evoked Potentials transmit primarily through which spinal cord tract?
- Answer- The lateral corticospinal tract

The vertical resolution of an evoked potential depends primarily on - Answer- The
number of bits in the A/D converter

What are IOM technologists not to do: - Answer- interpret the changes

The facial nerve is at risk in all what surgery? - Answer- Recestion of thyroid tumors

A 10-bit A/D converter has how many discrete voltage values in its range? - Answer-
1024

You do not want to use power extension cord becasue - Answer- It will increase your
risk of ground leakage

Somatosensory Evoked Potential monitoring during scoliosis surgery may replace the
need for the: - Answer- Stagnara wake-up test

What is the advantage of using bipolar recording pairs for monitoring of cranial nerve
spontaneous EMG - Answer- Avoids far-field recording of neraby muscle activity

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