TCeMEP

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Certificate Practice Quizzes Quiz on TCeMEP, created by eds neuro on 23/03/2016.
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Question 1

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What has to be removed in order to place an epidural electrode?
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  • lamina
  • pedicle

Question 2

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Stimulation of the cortex on an AWAKE patient is to test for:
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  • identity
  • language

Question 3

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If a patient is unable to move at the end of the surgery, it is consistent with damage to the:
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  • cortical spinal tracts
  • spinal thalamic

Question 4

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Isola:
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  • rods and hooks
  • sublaminal wires

Question 5

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The best muscle to record lower TCeMEPs is:
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  • ATB
  • FHL

Question 6

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The best time for a wake-up test during scoliosis surgery is after:
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  • distraction
  • induction

Question 7

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The risk of the wake-up test includes:
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  • derotation
  • extubation

Question 8

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What monitoring is best for a scoliosis surgery?
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  • TCeMEP, SSEP, s-EMG, t-EMG
  • EEG, EMG

Question 9

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If you have to select only one modality during a scoliosis surgery, which one will you choose?
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  • TCeMEP
  • SSEP

Question 10

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Vertebral arteries run from:
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  • C2-C7
  • the basilar artery rostrally

Question 11

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What is the conduction time from stimulation at the lower thoracic spinal cord to a recording at the upper thoracic spinal cord?
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  • less than 10 msec
  • more than 30 msec

Question 12

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What is the most likely outcome with an occlusion of the anterior spinal artery
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  • loss of N13
  • lower extremity paralysis

Question 13

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After a thoracolumbar case, the patient wakes up with intact lower sensation and motor function, but left upper extremity weakness. What is the likely cause?
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  • brachial plexopathy
  • thrombosis

Question 14

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The effects of Harrington rod distraction on the spinal cord can be tested by the following except:
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  • the Stagnara wake-up test
  • dorsal root stimulation

Question 15

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Stimulation of the motor pathway can be achieved with little movement in the surgical field by:
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  • slowing the stimulation rate
  • increasing the stimulation rate enough to produce muscle tetany

Question 16

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Following the final application of corrective forces to the spinal column, the spinal cord should typically be monitored for at least:
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  • 5 minutes
  • 30 minutes

Question 17

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A contraindication for the use of transcranial electrical stimulation is
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  • craniotomy
  • a cardiac pacemaker in place

Question 18

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The Luque type of spinal instrumentation usually involves:
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  • the sublaminal wires
  • rods and screws

Question 19

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Luque rods would best be used for:
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  • posterior spinal fixation
  • anterior cervical fusion stabilization

Question 20

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A "false negative" test means that the test results:
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  • do not show an abnormality when a clinical abnormality is present
  • show an abnormality when no clinical abnormality exits

Question 21

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During scoliosis surgery, the spinal cord is most at risk for injury during:
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  • hypotension induced by the anesthesiologist
  • spinal distraction and sublaminar wiring

Question 22

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For transcortical magnetic stimulation, it is not true that:
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  • an electrical stimulator is required to pace the stimulus
  • the stimulation is not perceived as painful

Question 23

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Changing the inter stimulus interval (lSI) from 3.7 to 2.1 will:
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  • increase the frequency of stimulation
  • decrease the frequency of stimulation

Question 24

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Motor evoked potentials are also known as:
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  • cathodal stimulation
  • anodal stimulation

Question 25

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Motor evoked potentials can be recorded from the:
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  • dermatomes
  • epidural space

Question 26

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Motor evoked potentials responses are affected by the:
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  • rocuronium
  • ativan

Question 27

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The ideal anesthesia regimen for TCeMEP recording is:
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  • 65% N20
  • TIVA

Question 28

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The epidural responses are also known as:
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  • D and I waves
  • F and H waves

Question 29

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The motor evoked response in hand muscles (arrow) is referred as:
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  • robust
  • clipping

Question 30

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The latency of the response in foot muscles is approximately:
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  • 40 ms
  • 22 ms

Question 31

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The responses in channel2 are classified as:
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  • biphasic
  • polyphasic

Question 32

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When recording motor evoked potentials, the artifact reject should always be
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  • turned off
  • turned on

Question 33

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The latency of D-wave responses in the upper cervical area is about:
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  • 3 ms
  • 6 ms

Question 34

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D-wave responses are:
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  • abolished at 1.2 MAC of anesthesia
  • not effected by anesthesia

Question 35

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An increase in anesthesia will result in a loss of the ___ response before the ____
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  • I4, I3
  • I1, I2

Question 36

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The recommended range of inter stimulus interval for motor evoked potentials is:
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  • 1.1 - 8.8
  • 1.9 - 3.9

Question 37

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The band pass setting for motor evoked potential should be set to:
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  • 10-5000 Hz
  • 1 -1000Hz

Question 38

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The latency of D-wave responses in the lower cervical area is about:
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  • 6 ms
  • 12 ms

Question 39

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The latency of D-wave responses in the lower thoracic area is about:
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  • 9 ms
  • 15 ms

Question 40

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A response recorded at 15 ms from an epidural spinal electrode arises from:
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  • the lower thoracic spine
  • para-spinal muscles

Question 41

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A motor unit originates from:
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  • anterior horn cells
  • neuromuscular junction

Question 42

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The inter-peak latency between I-waves is:
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  • 2.0 ms
  • 1.0 ms

Question 43

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The lowest spinal level for epidural recordings is:
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  • T10
  • L2

Question 44

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Bite blocks must be used during motor evoked potential recordings to prevent
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  • tongue bites
  • burns

Question 45

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When monitoring motor evoked potentials during spinal surgeries, the muscles selected must be ___ to the site of the surgery.
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  • proximal
  • distal

Question 46

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Motor evoked potentials monitor the integrity of dorsal column pathways.
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  • True
  • False

Question 47

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Ischemia of anterior spinal artery will result in loss of TCeMEP responses.
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  • True
  • False

Question 48

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A pulse width of 1000 us is used for TCeMEP stimulation.
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  • True
  • False

Question 49

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I-waves are epidural responses due to indirect stimulation of spinothalamic pathways.
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  • True
  • False

Question 50

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Motor evoked potentials are generated from which type of summation?
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  • Temporal
  • Spatial
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