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What is the most common indication for long-term EEG monitoring?
What is the most common indication for long-term EEG monitoring?
- Detecting traumatic brain injuries
- Monitoring sleep disorders
- Diagnosing epilepsy (correct)
- Assessing psychiatric conditions
What should you review before initiating a long-term EEG study?
What should you review before initiating a long-term EEG study?
- Hospital staffing schedules
- Medical equipment inventory
- Long-term monitoring orders and relevant patient history (correct)
- Patient's insurance information
Which guideline is most relevant to long-term EEG monitoring?
Which guideline is most relevant to long-term EEG monitoring?
- CDC Infection Guidelines
- American Heart Association CPR Guidelines
- OSHA Safety Standards
- ACNS Guidelines (correct)
What is the first step when applying electrodes for long-term monitoring?
What is the first step when applying electrodes for long-term monitoring?
Which artifact is most likely caused by a loose electrode?
Which artifact is most likely caused by a loose electrode?
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What is the most common indication for long-term EEG monitoring?
What is the most common indication for long-term EEG monitoring?
The primary purpose of long-term EEG monitoring is to identify patterns of seizures in patients suspected of epilepsy.
What should you review before initiating a long-term EEG study?
What should you review before initiating a long-term EEG study?
Before starting a long-term EEG study, it's crucial to ensure the study is designed to answer the patient's specific needs, so reviewing their orders and past medical information is essential.
Which guideline is most relevant to long-term EEG monitoring?
Which guideline is most relevant to long-term EEG monitoring?
ACNS guidelines provide standardized procedures for long-term EEG monitoring, ensuring consistent and reliable practice.
What is the first step when applying electrodes for long-term monitoring?
What is the first step when applying electrodes for long-term monitoring?
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Which artifact is most likely caused by a loose electrode?
Which artifact is most likely caused by a loose electrode?
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Study Notes
Long-Term EEG Monitoring
- Primary Indication: Diagnosing epilepsy
- Pre-Study Review: Patient insurance, monitoring orders, relevant patient history
- Relevant Guidelines: ACNS (American Clinical Neurophysiology Society) Guidelines
- Electrode Application First Step: Cleaning the skin and checking impedances
- Loose Electrode Artifact: Electrode pop (most likely)
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This quiz covers the essentials of long-term EEG monitoring, primarily for diagnosing epilepsy. It includes patient preparation, relevant guidelines, and common artifacts encountered during the procedure. Test your knowledge of electrode application and monitoring requirements.
