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

what is the importance of EEG

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

Involuntary jerking of muscles

Extreme slowness in movement is called

A state of abnormal muscle tone is called

Weakness/wearing away of body tissues and structures

Sudden, involuntary contraction of muscle(s) is called

Total paralysis affecting one side of the body is known as

Lacking normal muscle tone is known as

Abnormal increased muscle function or action is called

Painful localized spasm is called a

Lack of muscle coordination during voluntary movement is called

Impairment of voluntary movement is known as

Diminished tone of the skeletal muscle is known as

Which central nervous system disorder can cause spastic gait patterns characterized by stiff, slow movements and muscle tightness?

Which term is used to describe involuntary, sudden, and unpredictable muscle contractions or spasms often associated with certain neurological conditions?

Which is NOT a characteristic of a skeletal muscle?

What is the neurotransmitter released at the neuromuscular junction?