Electronics
SSEPs
VEPs
ABRs
100
How Vertical Resolution is measured (units)
What are Volts (microvolts)
100
The Obligate peaks for the Upper SSEPs
What is EP(N9), Subcortical (N18, P14, N13) Cortical (N20 P23(22)
100
This is the second cranial nerve.
What is The Optic Nerve
100
Proximal Auditory Nerve
What is anatomic generator of Wave 1
200
How vertical resolution is determined.
What are bits
200
The Peroneal Nerve, Posterior Tibial Nerve, Ulnar Nerve, Median Nerve.
What are sensory nerves that can be stimulated to monitor SSEPs.
200
It is where the left and right eye merge
What is The Optic Chiasm
200
Increase in I-III Interpeak latencies, III-V interpeak latencies and decrease I, III, V amplitudes.
What are alarm criteria
300
Repeating electrical artifact
What is 60Hz noise
300
The pathway SSEPs are monitoring
What is the Dorsal Column Tract
300
Luminance affects P100 in what way?
What is it increases the latency as the luminance decreases
300
What is used to make sure you are monitoring ipsilateral responses.
What is contralateral masking noise.
400
Determines how many averages to use
What is Signal to Noise calculations
400
The obligate peaks for the Lower SSEP
What are PF(N9) Lumbar(P22) Subcortical (P31, N34) Corticals (P37, N47, P60)
400
What are the following Channels referred to: LO-MF MO-MF RO-MF MF-A1 (A2 or A1+A2)
What is the Queen's Square System
400
Recording montages for ABRs
What is Cz-Ai or Cz-Mi and Cz-Ac or Cz-Mc
500
Poles of stimulation
What is Anode and Cathode.
500
The medulla
What is the area of decussation (crossing over)
500
What is Broadmanns number for the Primary Visual Cortex
What is Area 17
500
The most commonly thought generator of Wave IV
What is the Superior Olivary Complex
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