lecture 5 electrical potentials 2 Flashcards

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1
Q

Of the 3 ocular electrical recordings, (EOG, ERG, VEP) which measure retinal activity alone and which measure brain activity with regards to retinal input?

A

EOG and ERG solely respond to what the retina is doing. VEP measures what the brain is doing in response to the retinal input.

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With VEP we are analyzing the ____ of ____

A

latency, P100

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true or false: VEP can be successfully performed on a patient under anesthesia

A

false-patient must be conscious.

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Name the procedure:

a 40HZ flicker gives 4 peaks, a 50HZ flicker gives 5 peaks, a 60hz flicker gives 6 peaks

A

this is called steady-state VEP. You should notice that when you increase the flicker, the peak numbers should increase accordingly.

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a visual fields test will provide what kind of defect information?

a) layers (photoreceptors vs. bipolar cells, etc)
b) zones (central vs peripheral)
c) subsystems (retina vs brain)

A

b) zones

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a standard ERG,EOG,VEP test will provide what kind of defect information?

a) layers (photoreceptors vs. bipolar cells, etc)
b) zones (central vs peripheral)
c) subsystems (retina vs brain)

A

a) layers and c) subsystems

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an mf ERG, VEP test will provide what kind of defect information?

a) layers (photoreceptors vs. bipolar cells, etc)
b) zones (central vs peripheral)
c) subsystems (retina vs brain)

A

a) layers and b) zones

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retinal disease _____ mfVEP latency

a) increases
b) decreases

A

a) increases

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can a neutral density filter mimic the effects of a retinal disease?

A

yes, a neutral density filter reduces retinal illuminance, which increases the latency of the VEP, much like a retinal disease.

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does a neutral density filter decrease VEP amplitude?

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only minimally

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A -3 log ND filter would make a person virtually ____

A

blind

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A -2 log ND filter combined with a -1 log ND filter would become a ___ log ND filter

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-3, they are additive

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In the VEP waveform, the tall peak in the middle is called ____ and the 2 on the sides are ____ and ____

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P100, N75, N135

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True or False: In the VEP waveform, the P100 peak is an upright peak and the N75 and N135 peaks are downward pointing peaks.

A

True-P=positive and N=negative

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