EEG Flashcards

1
Q

What frequency are alpha waves?

A

8-12 Hz

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2
Q

When are alpha waves typically seen?

A

Awake but eyes closed

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3
Q

What frequency are beta waves?

A

13-30 Hz

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4
Q

When are beta waves typically seen?

A
  • Awake and attentive with eyes open

- REM sleep

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5
Q

What frequency are gamma waves?

A

> 30 Hz

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6
Q

When are gamma waves typically seen?

A

Wide-awake and concentrating

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7
Q

What frequency are delta waves?

A

0.1-4 Hz

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8
Q

When are delta waves typically seen?

A

Stage IV of NREM sleep

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9
Q

What frequency are theta waves?

A

4-8 Hz

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10
Q

When are theta waves typically seen?

A

Stage and II of NREM sleep

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11
Q

When are Vertex waves (V waves) seen on EEG?

A

Stage 1 of REM sleep

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12
Q

When are sleep spindles seen on EEG?

A

Stages 2-4 of NREM sleep

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13
Q

When are K complexes seen on EEG?

A

Stages 2-4 of NREM sleep

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14
Q

When is slow activity seen on EEG?

A

Nonspecific sign of disturbed brain function

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15
Q

When are paroxysmal discharges seen on EEG?

A

Epileptiform discharge

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16
Q

When are sharp waves (rising between 70-200 ms) seen on EEG?

A

Interictal epileptiform discharge

17
Q

When are spikes (sloped peak of <70 ms) seen on ECG?

A

Interictal epileptiform discharge

18
Q

When is spike and wave activity at a frequency of 3/s seen on EEG?

A
  • Absence seizures

- Myoclonic twitches

19
Q

When is spike and wave activity at a frequency of <3/s seen on EEG?

A

Lennox-Gastaut syndrome

20
Q

When are polyspikes and polyspike-wave complexes seen on EEG?

A
  • Generalised epilepsy
  • Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy
  • Progressive myoclonic epilepsies
  • Absence seizures
21
Q

When are periodic sharp wave complexes (frequency of 1-2 Hz) seen on EEG?

A

Early stages of sporadic CJD

22
Q

When are hypsarrhythmias seen on EEG?

A

West syndrome (Infantile spasms)