An EEG

what is the full form of EEG

• encephalocardiography

• electroencephalography

• electroenterography

• none of the above

can you identify the method used in the following image

• ecg

• emg

• cmg

• eeg

which of the following is the non-invasive method that require the placement of electrodes along the scalp t record the electrical activity of the brain

• ecg

• eeg

• emg

• ehs

an EEG might also be helpful for diagnosing or treatment of the patient with brain tumor

• true

• false

what are the conditions in which the eeg helps in diagnosis or treatment

• brain damage from a head injury

• sleep disorders

• stroke

• all of the above

Brain activity is characterized by the passing of electrical impulses along neurons and post synaptic responses as neurons communicate with one another

• true

• false

what is the importance of EEG

• it is helpful to determine the possibility of developing diabetes

• it is helpful for diagnosing & treating disorders like brain tumor or brain damage

• it is helpful for diagnosing and treating neuromuscular disorders

• it is helpful to know if the muscle is active or inactive

what is the minimum no of electrodes to be placed in eeg

• 13

• 14

• 15

• 16

suppose an eeg is done on a patient to check for seizures then which of the following step is taken to stimulate the nervous system of the patient

• blinking light is focused on the face of person

• patient is asked to take deep breaths

• patient is given sedatives to make them sleep

• patient is made to lie down on a bed

Match the following correctly:

1. No electrical activity

2. sparkling electrical activity

3. slow electrical activity

4. a) when a part of the brain is damaged

5. b) when a patient is brain dead

   1. c) when the patient has seizures

• 1-a, 2-c, 3-b

• 1-b, 2-a, 3-c

• 1-b, 2-c, 3-a

• 1-c, 2-a, 3-b