Neuroimaging -EEG Flashcards

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Elevated Delta

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Depression

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2
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Decreased Delta levels

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Sleep disorders and dissociation

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3
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Elevated theta activity levels

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Lack of focus

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4
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Decreased Theta activity levels

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Memory disorders

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5
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Elevated alpha activity levels

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Anxiety

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6
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Decreased Alpha activity levels

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Exhaustion

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7
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Elevated Beta activity levels

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Obsession

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8
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Decreased beta activity level

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Depression and anhedonia

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9
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Elevated SMR activity levels

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Depression

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10
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Decreased SMR activity levels

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Attention disorders

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11
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Elevated Gamma activity levels

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Paranoia

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12
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Decreased Gamma activity levels

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Reasoning and perceptual deficits

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13
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What are dysregulation in brain oscillations

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Hyper or/and hypo activation of certain frequencies related to functional loss.
Often found in ADD/ADHd, cognitive deficits, Migraines, addictions, Depression, PTSD, anxiety’,Stress, Autism, Hypersomnia…

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14
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What can lead to brain oscillations dysregulations?

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  • ACE = Adverse childhood experience (trauma, bullying..)
    -Sleep disorders
  • Excessive media use
  • TBi
  • influenced by Genetics, environmental, social situation…
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15
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Which freq oscillations are sensitive to cognitive changes in elderly during WM task (-> cognitive impairment)?

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Alpha & Theta
(Less Beta)

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16
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What does a frontotemporal disturbed network due to MCI (= mild connective impairment) can lead to ?

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Deficits in temporal coordination of the affected networks, disturbing neural activity related to stimulus processing.