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A comprehensive study guide or exam preparation material for a final exam related to polysomnography (psg) or sleep studies. It covers a wide range of topics, including the ultradian process, circadian rhythm, electrode placement, impedance levels, filter settings, respiratory waveforms, calibration procedures, and various sleep-related concepts and terminology. The level of detail and the technical nature of the content suggest that this document is intended for students or professionals pursuing education or training in the field of sleep medicine, sleep technology, or polysomnography. The document could be useful for university students studying sleep-related courses, as well as for sleep technicians or clinicians preparing for certification exams or continuing education.
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The Ultradian process is - ANSWER-the balance between REM and NonREM sleep Wakefulness is characterized by - ANSWER-higher sympathetic activity Circadian rhythm is controlled by - ANSWER-hypothalamic suprachiasmatic nucleus In teenagers __________ is noted worldwide - ANSWER-phase delay sleep Ohm's law states - ANSWER-Current equals voltage divided by resistance Polarity is - ANSWER-the positive or negative nature of an electrical signal the G1 electrode in a differential amplifier is the - ANSWER-exploring electrode During a sleep study the G1 electrode has an input of 5uV and the G2 signal has 10uV - ANSWER-- Using two ground leads will cause - ANSWER-ground loop The EEG signal in a sleep study use a ________ montage - ANSWER-Referential The minimal sampling rate accepted by the AASM for a digital polysomnographic system is - ANSWER-200Hz
The Occipital Protuberance in the International 10/20 Electrode Placement System is known as - ANSWER-Inion Your measurement from left pre-auricular to right pre-auricular is 36cm. C3 & C will be marked _________ down from Cz - ANSWER-7.2cm The patient's head circumference measures 54cm. Fp1 will be marked at ________ from Fpz - ANSWER-2.7cm These electrodes are used to monitor eye movements: - ANSWER-ROC & LOC Leg leads are placed on the: - ANSWER-Anterior Tibialis muscles The "preferred" EKG placement is : - ANSWER-1 electrode Right chest 3cm below the Right clavicle and 1 electrode Left lower rib The eye leads are placed: - ANSWER-1cm lateral and 1cm up/down To find proper placement of the Anterior Tibialis electrodes you should: - ANSWER-Have the patient flex his/her feet The placement of the chin leads should be - ANSWER-One in the center of the chin and the other 2cm down and 2cm left and right midline The standard paper speed for a sleep studyis - ANSWER-10mm/sec In a male patient what neck size is considered a contributing factor to sleep apnea - ANSWER-17 in or greater The two main accreditation organizations for sleep labs are - ANSWER-JACHO and AASM The acceptable impedance levels of the EEG during a sleep study is - ANSWER- less than 5kOhms The acceptable impedance levels for a EMG during a sleep study is - ANSWER- less than 10kOhms
The universal voltage amplitude for a polysomnogram is - ANSWER-50uV/mm The AASM recommended sensitivity setting for the EEG channels of a polysomnogram is - ANSWER-7uV/cm What is the sensitivity of an EEG channel if the voltage drop is 25uV and the amplitude is .5cm - ANSWER-50uV/cm Another name for a low frequency filter - ANSWER-High Pass Filter The rise time constant is the time the channel signal takes to - ANSWER-reaches 63% of peak voltage Another name for 60Hz filter - ANSWER-a notch filter An acceptable impedance of the EEG electrodes during a PSG - ANSWER-less than 5kOhms The proper HFF and LFF setting for the EEG channels of a PSG montage are - ANSWER-0.3Hz/35Hz The proper HFF and LFF setting for the EMG channels of a PSG montage are - ANSWER-10Hz/100Hz The shape of the respiratory airflow wave is - ANSWER-sinusoidal wave A patient has a local rash at the site of F3, what should the technologist do? - ANSWER-Move the electrode to undamaged skin and document The EOG records the - ANSWER-positive charge of the cornea During physiological calibrations we ask the patient to close their eyes for 30 seconds because - ANSWER-alpha waves become prominent During biocalibrations an increase in chin EMG of ____________ is noted so as to tell help detect sufficient muscle tone - ANSWER-0.5cm
During patient calibrations to perform a proper leg EMG test you shoould ask the patient - ANSWER-flex their toes To mimic paradoxical breathing during biocalibrations the technologist should ask the patient to - ANSWER-pant To correct ECG artifact in the EEG the technologist should use - ANSWER- common mode rejection of M1 and M If cardiac arrest is noted during the study the technologist should - ANSWER- start CPR The MSDS allow the technologist to - ANSWER-know how to handle and utilize chemicals in the workplace Who is in charge of infection control in the lab - ANSWER-Everyone, management, cleaning service, sleep techs, it is up to everyone to practice infection control EEG leads should be cleaned with - ANSWER-soaked in general disinfectant A family physician refers a patient to the lab for a baseline sleep study, what information should he send to the lab - ANSWER-*Complete history in the records including sleep specific information *An order with specific tests to be performed including diagnosis code *A list of all medications the patient is taking HIPPA stands for - ANSWER-Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 The CPAP/BiPAP pressure can be adjusted while the patient is awake. T/F - ANSWER-False EEG measures brainwaves while EMG measures muscle activity. T/F - ANSWER- True
Cup electrodes are usually made of gold. T/F - ANSWER-True The cornea of the eye is negatively charged with respect to the retina. T/F - ANSWER-False The biological clock that regulates sleep and wake is located in: - ANSWER-the hypothalamic suprachiasmatic nucleus The law passed in 1996 to protect the privacy of a patient is: - ANSWER-The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act From Nasion to Inion the patient measures 38cm. From Pre-auricular point to Pre- auricular point the patient measures 40cm. Head circumference is 60cm. What is the measurement from O1 to O2? - ANSWER-6cm In teenagers worldwide it is noted that they experience: - ANSWER-Phase delay sleep disorder Several factors that affect the circadian rhythm are: - ANSWER-Light, Tempurature, & Drugs Another name for a 60Hz filter is: - ANSWER-Notch CPAP delivers _______________, whereas BiPAP delivers_____________: - ANSWER-One pressure, Two pressures CPAP is measured in: - ANSWER-cmH2O pressure The normal EKG range for a QRS complex is: - ANSWER-0.04-0.10 seconds The right EOG is placed primarily: - ANSWER-1cm out and 1cm up from the outer canthus The role of the Thalamus is: - ANSWER-To communicate between the cerebral cortex and reticular formation
All of the following can be associated with shift work disorder except: - ANSWER- fibromyalgia The G1 electrode in a differential amplifier is the: - ANSWER-exploring electrode During a sleep study, the G1 electrode has a signal input of 5uV and G2 has a signal input of 10uV. What is the output voltage? - ANSWER-- BiPAP is expressed as: - ANSWER-IPAP/EPAP The _____________ is where most partial or complete airway collapse occurs especially when a patient is supine. - ANSWER-larynx Deoxygenated blood is carried from the right ventricle to the lungs through: - ANSWER-the pulmonary artery The amount of time it takes a calibration signal to fall from its highest point or peak to 37% of its peak is called: - ANSWER-Fall time Ideally optimal PAP titration strives for: - ANSWER-RDI of <5, SpO2>90%, & Snoring eliminated In polysomnography, polarity refers to: - ANSWER-The positive or negative nature of an electrical signal The Occipital Protuberance in the International 10/20 Electrode Placement System is known as: - ANSWER-Inion A 30 second page in polysomnography is called: - ANSWER-Epoch Type of artifact characterized by a blocking of the pens at the highest and lowest points of the channel parameters: - ANSWER-Pen blocking Hypoxemia is: - ANSWER-An abnormally low amount of oxygen in the blood
Safety forms mandated by The Occupational Safety and Health Administration to be maintained in all sleep labs are referred to as: - ANSWER-Material Safety Data Sheets The maximum impedance for EEG channels is: - ANSWER-5 Kohm The AASM recommends a sensitivity setting of __________ for the EEG channels:
Grouping of electrodes into a displayed layout is called: - ANSWER-montage A polysomnograph consists of several lines of data. These individual data lines are called: - ANSWER-channels Respiratory channels include: - ANSWER-airflow, thoracic, & abdominal The EEG electrodes needed for a sleep study are: - ANSWER-M1, M2, C3, C4, F3, F4, O1, O Refers to an unwanted signal appearing in a recording channel on the polysomnograph: - ANSWER-artifact When measuring from nasion to inion, what percentage do measure up from the inion to OZ: - ANSWER-10% A series of exercises performed by the patient prior to the start of the study are: - ANSWER-biocalibration After passing the __________ exam, a technician is credentialed as a __________.
Which of these types of wires is best for recording EEG activity? - ANSWER-Cup electrodes What is the purpose of the Low Frequency Filter? - ANSWER-Eliminating undesired slow frequencies A sleep study usually includes all but which of the following measurements? - ANSWER-ERG The circumference of the patient's head is 60cm. What is the distance from O2 to T4? - ANSWER-12.0cm The normal EKG range for the PR Interval is: - ANSWER-0.12-0.20 seconds A type of EKG rhythm with a PVC every third beat is called: - ANSWER-Trigeminy What is the formula used to determine amplitude - ANSWER-A=V/S Sensitivity is measured in - ANSWER-microvolts/cm P wave represents - ANSWER-atrial depolarization QRS complex - ANSWER-ventricular depolarization T wave - ANSWER-ventricular repolarization