Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 4-28-92 |
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EEG204
1998 Summer I – 2010 Summer
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LAB |
1 Credit(s) |
5 Period(s) |
Intermediate
EEG Skills III |
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Clinical
application of EEG(Electroneurodiagnostic)
frequencies and tracing with emphasis on independent testing. Prerequisites: EEG116 and EEG130, or
permission of director/coordinator. Corequisites:
EEG201, EEG202, and EEG203. |
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MCCCD
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EEG204 1998
Summer I – 2010 Summer I |
Intermediate EEG Skills III |
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Perform normal adult EEG unassisted. (I) |
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Identify and eliminate/monitor artifacts. (II) |
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Perform normal pediatric EEG. (III) |
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Assist with neonatal EEG. (IV) |
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Identify and appropriately adjust settings for abnormal
EEG findings. (V) |
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EEG204 1998
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Intermediate EEG Skills III |
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I. Routine Recordings A. Laboratory and
instrument set-up B. Patient preparation and
history C. Montage and activation
procedures D. Test conclusion 1. Patient and laboratory
clean-up 2. Paperwork completion 3. Technician impression II. Artifacts A. Recognition of source 1. Electrical 2. Physiologic 3. Technician error 4. Instrumentation malfunction
B. Elimination or
monitoring III. Pediatric EEG A. Similarities to adult
EEG B. Significant differences 1. Normal frequencies 2. Normal activation
recordings 3. Patient/parent rapport C. Sedation considerations IV. Neonatal EEG A. Electrode placement B. Montages C. Physiological monitors D. Sleep-wake cycles 1. Waking 2. Active sleep 3. Quiet sleep E. Unique normal patterns F. Special nursery ICU
considerations V. Abnormal EEG A. Focal abnormalities 1. Slowing 2. Spike/sharp wave B. Diffuse or generalized
abnormalities 1. Slowing 2. Periodic complexes 3. Generalized seizure
activity C. Technician adjustments 1. Filter/paper speed
changes 2. Additional electrodes 3. Special montages |
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