8.11 EEG, Sleep, Memory Flashcards

1
Q

Range of electric pot. detected by EEG

A

microV

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2
Q

2 types of EEG methods

A
  1. Unipolar

2. Bipolar

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3
Q

Describe the frequency and amplitude of each wave

a,b,theta

A

a- low f, low amp.
b- high f, low amp.
Theta- low f, high amp.

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4
Q

f range (Hz) of- a,b,theta,delta

A
a= 8-13
b= 14-30
Theta= 4-7
Delta= 0.5-4

Hz

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5
Q

Describe a wave

f
Where
V
Situation
When disappears
A
f= 8-13 Hz
Where= occipital
V= 20-200 microV
Situation= eyes closed, relax, awake
When disappears= in deep sleep

Rythmic

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6
Q

Describe b waves

f
Where
V
Situation
When disappears
A
f= 14-30 Hz
Where= temporal+frontal
V= <25 micro V
Situation= eyes open, mental activity, excitement, thinking

Irregular

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7
Q

Describe theta waves

A
f= 4-7 Hz
Situation= sleep, frusturation, disappointment 

Rhythmic

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8
Q

Describe delta waves

A

f= 0.5-4 Hz

Deep sleep

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9
Q

Describe types of epileptic seizure

A

Partial-

1) simple: conscious
2) complex: can be unconscious

General- (consciousness is always loss)

1) grand mal: muscle spasm, urintaion
2) petit mal: brief loss of consc.

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10
Q

How does the circadian system adjust?

A

Light and dark cycle vis the suprachiasmatic nuclei

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11
Q

Describe 4 stages of slow wave sleep

A

1) alpha (+interspersed theta)
2) even slower EEG with bursts of activity (sleep spindle)
3) delta waves
4) delta waves without spindles

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12
Q

What is REM and when does it occur?

A
  • Every 90 min
  • EEG become desynchronized (similar to alpha waves)
  • Very difficult to wake this person
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