Normal Variants - Location Flashcards by Garbo Lam

Q

FAR

A

Bifrontal regions, max at F3/F4

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Q

Mu rhythm

A

Max over central/centroparietal regions

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Q

Wickets

A

Anterior/midtemporal regions

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Q

RMTD

A

Max at midtemporals T3/T4

some spread to F7/F8 and T5/T6

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Q

SSS

A

anterior temporal

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14&6/Ctenoids

A

Max at T5/T6 posterior temporals

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Q

Lambda

A

bioccipital

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Q

alpha squeak

A

bioccipital

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Q

slow and fast alpha variants

A

bioccipital

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PSWOY

A

bioccipital

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PSR

A

bioccipital

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O-waves

A

bioccipital

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Q

midline theta rhythm

A

midline, max at Cz

may spread to parasagittals

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hypnagogic hypersynchrony

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diffuse

- max in prefrontal/central areas, can be widely distributed

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Q

6Hz spike and wave

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diffuse

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Q

SREDA

Study These Flashcards

A

diffuse

max over parietal & posterior temporal regions