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Electrophysiology

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

The click is often used in abr stimulation because it evokes;

a)

A frequency-specific response

b)

Synchronous neural firing

c)

Otoacoustic emissions that, in turn, produce the ABR

d)

An specific ABR without the need for masking

e)

None of the above

2.

Which type of neuron is thought to be involved in generation of ABR

a)

Pauser neurons

b)

Inner hair cells

c)

Offset neurons

d)

Chopper neurons

e)

Onset neurons

3.

The ABR wave V evoked by the stimulation of the right ear is generated from ......

a)

The inferior colliculus on the rt side of brainstem

b)

The lateral lemniscus on the left side of the brainstem

c)

The lateral lemniscus on the right side of the brainstem

d)

The inferior colliculus on the left side of the brain stem

4.

Which dipole orientation is generate higher amplitude in evoked potentials

a)

Open field orientation of neurons

b)

Closed loop orientation of neurons

c)

Open and close field orientation

d)

Amplitude has no correlation with dipole orientation

5.

Which of the following best describes the relation between abr wave v latency and tone burst frequency

a)

Latency decreases as tone burst frequency decreases

b)

Absolute latency is constant but inter-wave latency increases

c)

There is no systematic relation

d)

Latency increases as tone burst frequency decreases

e)

Latency is increased only for 500 hz versus click stimulus

6.

Choose the correct statement

a)

Wave I consists of relatively lower frequency energy whereas wave v receives a greater contribution from higher frequencies

b)

Wave I consists of relatively high frequency energy whereas wave V receives a greater contribution from lower frequencies

c)

Wave I and wave V consists of high frequencies only

d)

Wave I and wave V consists of low frequencies only

7.

What information is critical for filter settings used in recording AERs

a)

Frequency of the stimulus

b)

Amplitude of the response

c)

Stimulus rate

d)

Spectrum of the response

e)

Age of the patient

8.

What is the term used for a technique used in obtaining an adequate SNR in AER recording

a)

Notch filtering

b)

Re-amplification

c)

Artifact enhancement

d)

Common mode detection

e)

Signal averaging

9.

P300, AMLR, ALLR- find out the correct pairs from the options

a)

Endogenous, Endogenous, Endogenous

b)

Endogenous, Exogenous, both endogenous and exogenous

c)

Endogenous, endogenous, both endogenous and exogenous

d)

Exogenous, endogenous, exogenous

e)

Endogenous, both, both

10.

Reducing the low pass filter cutoff from 3000 to 1500Hz results;

a)

Increasing absolute latencies and producing smoothing effect on waveform

b)

Decreaseing absolute latencies and produce smoothing effect on the waveform

c)

Increasing absolute latencies and producing sharper effect on waveform

d)

Poducing sharper waveform

11.

Which all are the following is not a method for reducing noise from a recording

a)

Placing the client far from electrical circuits in the test room

b)

Checking make sure that the impedance is less than 5ohms

c)

Instructing the client to relax

d)

Complete the recording with less than 1000 sweeps

12.

In wavelet transform analysis, at which frequencies we get good time resolution and poor frequency resolution

a)

High frequencies

b)

Low frequencies

c)

Mid frequencies

d)

High and low frequencies

e)

No relationship with frequencies

13.

What is the duration of the click stimulus

a)

100 microseconds

b)

100 milliseconds

c)

100 seconds

d)

1000 microseconds

14.

In the 10-20 system, the distance between the nasion to Cz is

a)

20%

b)

40%

c)

50%

d)

60%

e)

10%

15.

Dipole generated from which cells

a)

Pyramidal cells

b)

Octopus cells

c)

Fan cells

d)

Giant cells