II T waveform analysis Flashcards
alpha coma
8-13 Hz
diffuse
maximum anterior
triphasic waves
time lag from front to back
secondary Bilateral synchrony
rapid generalization from
one or multiple sources
background frequency
wakefulness and age
Mu
eliminated by movement often contralateral 8-10 Hz seen at C3, C4 similar frequency to alpha
BiPleds
anoxiA
FIRDA
reacts to stimulation
neonate seizure
focal
rhythmic
photoparoxysmal
generalized irregular spike/wave
polyspike/wave bursts
burst suppression
unreactive to stimuli
unchanging in appearance
hypsarrythmia
disorganized
high voltage slow waves
multifocal spikes
6 Hz spike and wave
least associated with clinical symptom
FIRDA
reacts to stimulation
Lambda
visual input eyes open saccadic eye movement rapidly changing scanning
SREDA
appear suddenly in resting EEG
BETS
peak at 30-60 years
small sharp spikes
BipleDs
Anoxia
Asymmetrical frequency indicates
pathology
focal abnormality
unilateral spikes
spikes are considered
abnormal