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Identify and describe rules and regulations of the hospital and the
electreoencephalography labs. (I)
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Describe and demonstrate appropriate behavior between the technician
and the patient as well as co-worker relationships. (II)
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Analyze work flow and assist within limits of training. (III)
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Explain and demonstrate the responsibilities and time constraints of
training staff. (IV)
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Recognize, evaluate and determine priorities of patient's need and
limits of his/her physical and mental tolerances. (V)
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Assist in moving the patient using appropriate body mechanics. (VI)
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Practice patient communication and rapport by providing instructions,
reassurances and maintaining a courteous, tactful dialogue. (VII)
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Demonstrate the ability to adapt to new situations and react flexibly
to change. (VIII)
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Observe the patient for physiological stresses and abnormalities. (IX)
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Measure a person's head according to International 10-20 System of
Electrode Placement. (X)
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Apply electrodes to a person's head to obtain impedances below 5,000
ohms. (XI)
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Demonstrate ability to interface numeric electrode selection with
International 10-20 System Nomenclature. (XII)
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Explain protocol for obtaining a basic EEG. (XIII)
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Clean, maintain and stock the EEG instrument, linen supply, etc. (XIV)
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Read procedure manuals and explain procedures used in specific EEG
tests. (XV)
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