chart markings--week 1

Question 0

XX

Answer 0

end test chart

Question 1

X

Answer 1

start chart

Question 2

arrow head only

Answer 2

baseline adjustment to EDA component only

Question 3

Full arrow

Answer 3

baseline adjustment to pneumograph and cardiograph component

Question 4

Will repeat last question

Answer 4

WR
location-below cardio trace
example: “what?”
“I will repeat the last question”

Question 5

Examiner Error

Answer 5

EE
most affected
anything that needs an explanation

Question 6

Movement Instructions

Answer 6

MI
mark below cardio trace
example “quit shaking your head”

Question 7

Sigh

Answer 7

SI

Pneumograph

Question 8

Deep breath

Answer 8

DB

Pneumograph

Question 9

Yawn

Answer 9

Y

Pneumograph

Question 10

Talking Instructions

Answer 10

TI
below cardio trace
“the correct answer is ‘yes’ or ‘no’ not ‘yes sir’ or ‘no sir’”

Question 11

Answering Instructions

Answer 11

AI
below cardio
example: during STIM the examiner gives an answering instruction

Question 12

Extended Talking

Answer 12

T—T

Pneumograph

Question 13

Talking

Answer 13

T

Pneumograph

Question 14

Sniff

Answer 14

SN

Pneumograph

Question 15

Sneeze

Answer 15

SZ

pneumograph

Question 16

Extended Coughing

Answer 16

C—C

pneumograph

Question 17

Coughing

Answer 17

C

pneumograph

Question 18

Clear throat

Answer 18

CT

pneumograph

Question 19

Inside Noise

Answer 19

ISN

most affected

Question 20

Outside Noise

Answer 20

OSN

most affected

Question 21

Unidentified Movement

Answer 21

M or MV

most affected

Question 22

Are chart markings permanent?

Answer 22

Yes

Question 23

What do chart markings identify?

Answer 23

1. changes in physiological data not likely caused by examinees response to the question.
2. changes caused by other stimuli that can be identified by the examiner.
3. spoken words not associated with questions on the list or the examinee’s verbal response.

Question 24

What is an artifact?

Answer 24

movements of the examinee
noise stimuli
other occurrences
answer instructions

Question 25

what is a chart marking and what is its purpose?

Answer 25

A mark entered into the record at a specific point on the chart by the examiner to identify changes in the PHYSIOLOGICAL data that is not likely caused by the response to questions. These changes are due to other stimuli that can be identified by the examiner.

Question 26

TI

Answer 26

Talking Instructions

Question 27

MI

Answer 27

Movement Instructions

Question 28

AI

Answer 28

Answering Instructions

Examiner instructs examinee “when I ask you, ‘did you write the number 5, you will answer no’”

Question 29

EE

Answer 29

Examiner Error

Question 30

Sn

Answer 30

Sniff

Question 31

Sz

Answer 31

Sneeze

Question 32

SI

Answer 32

Sigh

Question 33

DB

Answer 33

Deep Breath

Question 34

ISN

Answer 34

Inside Noise

Question 35

OSN

Answer 35

Outside Noise

Question 36

M or MV

Answer 36

Unidentified Movement

Question 37

Y

Answer 37

Yawn

Question 38

T—T

Answer 38

Extended Talking

Question 39

C—C

Answer 39

Extended Coughing

Question 40

parts of a trace that indicate

1. movement
2. noise stimuli
3. other stimuli
4. AI

Answer 40

Artifact

Question 41

What are four reasons for Chart Markings?

Answer 41

1. identify changes in physiological data not caused by the examinee’s response.
2. Changes caused by other stimuli.
3. Spoken words not associated with questions on the list
4. Examinee’s verbal responses

Question 42

CT

Answer 42

Clear Throat

pneumo