Hippocampal sclerosis - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1 1/2 correct answers What is the depth of compression on adults in CPR? 30:2 correct answers What is ratio of chest compression in adults? 20 seconds correct answers How long must you wash your hands. 1. Correct patient 2. Correct procedure 3. Correct body site correct answers What are the time out requirements? Flammable Cabinet correct answers Where should collidian & acetone be kept in the lab? Ethyl ether and Ethanol correct answers What are the two active ingredients in ...

1 1/2 correct answers What is the depth of compression on adults in CPR? 30:2 correct answers What is ratio of chest compression in adults? 20 seconds correct answers How long must you wash your hands. 1. Correct patient 2. Correct procedure 3. Correct body site correct answers What are the time out requirements? Flammable Cabinet correct answers Where should collidian & acetone be kept in the lab? Ethyl ether and Ethanol correct answers What are the two active ingredients in ...

Temporal lobe epilepsy accounts for what % of all adult patients with epilepsy? - 60% The majority of seizures in the intensive care unit are: - non convulsive What type of resection is associated with medial temporal sclerosis? - Temporal lobectomy The safest AED for pregnant women - Lamictal Hypsarrhythmia is a pattern most often associated with - Infantile spasms Expressive speech - Broca's area Vagus nerve stimulators are approved for use in patients with - partial seizures Pheno...

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...

CLTM board prepWhat does OSHA stand for? - correct answer Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) What is OSHA's function? - correct answer Insures an environment of safety for all staff What does CMS stand for? - correct answer Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services What is dysgeusia/parageusia? - correct answer unpleasant perception of taste; causes metallic, salty, foul, or rancid taste What is dystonia? - correct answer Involuntary sustained muscle contractions,...

CLTM Board PrepWhat is the preferred montage for SSEP? Referential What is the preferred montage for Invasive monitoring? Laplacian Brainpower Read More What are the HFF/LFF settings for LTM scalp recordings? LFF 0.5- HFF 70Hz What disease is known for a "tangle of vessels"? Moya Moya disease What artifact is often seen in surgical grids? Pulse artifact DBS stands for? (Hint, think of VNS) Deep Brain Stimulator What is the contraindications for hypervent...

CLTM ASAP Board Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers Temporal lobe epilepsy accounts for what % of all adult patients with epilepsy? - answer60% The majority of seizures in the intensive care unit are: - answernon convulsive What type of resection is associated with medial temporal sclerosis? - answerTemporal lobectomy The safest AED for pregnant women - answerLamictal Hypsarrhythmia is a pattern most often associated with - answerInfantile spasms Expressive speech - answerBroca's ...

CLTM Syndromes and pathologies segmental loss of pyramidal neurons - correct answer hippocampal sclerosis MRI of hippocampal sclerosis - correct answer loss of volume T1 high T 2 signal accounts for 65% of temporal epilepsy - correct answer hippocampal sclerosis Agenesis of corpus callosum - correct answer birth defect in which the corpus callosum is not fully formed or is only partially formed syndromes associated with agenesis of corpus callosum - correct answer Arnold-Chiart Da...

EEG QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024 Electroencephalogram (EEG) a recording of the rhythmic electrical activity that can be made from the cerebral cortex via electrodes placed on the skull How does opening eyes changes the EEG output? lower amplitude, higher frequency Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:03 / 0:15 Full screen Alpha rhythm 8-13 Hz, awake relaxed adult with eyes closed Beta rhythm 13-30 Hz, ...

Stimulation assessment should be made on patients monitored in the ICU - Daily **What function has the lowest risk of being affected if a temporal lobectomy is performed in the dominant hemisphere - Supplementary Motor Deficits Where would the central sulcus be found in this sample - Between G3-G4 The purpose of bilateral mesial temporal depth electrodes is to - Lateralize hippocampal seizure focus The sample EEG shown, most closely represents a(n) - 58 year old survivor of cardiopulmonary r...