Visual Evoked Potentials
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What do you know about visual evoked potential (VEP)?
Topics of this game:
- What is the stimulus rate for VEPs?
- What is allowable interocular P100 latency difference in normal subjects?
- What is the incidence of abnormal VEP in definite MS patients?
- N100 of a VEP is recorded at:
- Which of the following technical factors could affect pattern reversal visual evoked potential latency and/or amplitude?
- P100 of a VEP is primarily generated at:
- What will a tumor pressing on the optic nerve do to the VEP?
- What is the correct 4 channel montage that is used for full-field reversal evoked potential (ACNS)?
- Which waveform peak(s) (latencies) are we interested in for a VEP?
- The recommended system of electrode placement for half-field stimulation is:
- P100 of a VEP will usually have the highest amplitude in which derivation?
- The retinal aree stimulated by a relatively small check size on pattern reversal is:
- What is the term for comparing the latencies of the P100 waveform between both eyes?
- Demyelinating disorders will most commonly produce which VEP abnormality?
- Patients should wear their corrective lenses during PRVEP
- Patients should be asleep or sedated during PRVEP
- What is the stim rate for diffuse flash VEP's?
- P100 amplitude will diminish if patient does not maintain a fixed gaze near the center of the screen for a PRVEP
- Females have a shorter P100 latency than males
