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1
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5 bioelectrical signals
- Recommended sampling rate
-Minimal sampling rate

A

1.EEG
2.EOG
3.EMG
4.ECG
5. SNORE
Recommended - 500Hz
Minimal -200HZ

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2
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Minimum digital resolution

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12 bits per sample
☆ RECOMMENDED

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7 channels related to the flow of air
Recommended sampling rate
Minimal sampling rate

A

1.Airflow
2. Nasal pressure
3. Abdomen belt
4. Thoracic belt
5. End tidal PCO2
6.PAP device flow
7. Esophageal pressure
-Recommended 100Hz
-Minimal 25Hz

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4
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Sampling rate for airflow related channels
-Recommended
- minimal

A

Recommended 100Hz
Minimal 25Hz

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5
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Esophageal pressure sampling rate
Recommended
Minimal
What type of channel grouping does esophageal pressure belong to?

A

100Hz
25Hz
Channels related to the flow of air

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6
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  1. What is PCO2?
A
  1. Partial pressure of carbon dioxide (CO2 in blood)
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End tidal CO2 Channel grouping
Sampling rate Recommended
Sampling rate minimal

A

Flow of air channels
100Hz
25Hz

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8
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1.Respiratory effort belts include-
2.What channel grouping to they belong to-
3.Recommended sampling rate-
4.Minimal sampling rate

A

1.Abdomen and thoracic belts
2. Flow of air
3.100Hz
4.25Hz

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9
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Relation between arterial PCO2 and EtPCO2?

A

The difference between the two represents pulmonary dead space

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1.Nasal pressure is involved with what channel grouping?
2.Recommended sampling rate
3.Minimal sampling rate

A
  1. Flow of air
  2. 100Hz
  3. 25Hz
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11
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PAP device flow channel classification
Recommended sampling rate
Minimal sampling rate

A
  1. Flow of air
  2. 100Hz
  3. 25Hz
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12
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1.Airflow channel grouping
2.Recommended sampling rate
3.Minimal sampling rate

A
  1. Flow of air
  2. 100Hz
  3. 25Hz
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13
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Two channel recordings that relate to oxygen in the blood

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1.Oximetry
2. Transcutaneous PCO2

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14
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1.Oximetry relates to which channel grouping
2. Recommended sampling rate
3. Minimal sampling rate

A
  1. Blood oxygen channels
  2. 25Hz
  3. 10Hz
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Body position sampling rate Minimal and required

A

Both 1Hz

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16
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  1. Transcutaneous PCO2 Channel grouping
  2. Sampling rate Recommended
  3. Sampling rate minimal
A
  1. Blood oxygen
  2. 25Hz
  3. 10Hz
17
Q

Snoring and EMG
LFF and HFF

A

LFF- 10Hz
HFF- 100Hz

18
Q

ECG LFF & HFF

A

LFF- .3Hz
HFF- 70Hz

19
Q

Difference between nasal pressure and PAP device flow LFF & HFF

A

PAP device flow HFF and LFF are both DC to DC
Nasal pressure HFF 100Hz
LFF is EITHER less than or equal to .03 or DC

20
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Oronasal THERMAL flow HFF and LFF

A

HFF - 15Hz
LFF - .1Hz

21
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Abdomen and chest belts HFF and LFF

A

HFF - 15Hz
LFF - .1Hz

22
Q

Difference between the filters of respiratory effort belts and oronasal thermal flow channels?

A

They are the same
LFF - .1Hz
HFF - 15Hz

23
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Nasal PRESSURE LFF & HFF

A

LFF- < or = .03 Hz OR DC
HFF- 100Hz

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