Practice Exam
This practice exam prepares students for the type and difficulty of questions they can expect from the QEEG examination.
The Quantitative EEG Certification is a distinction that
indicates someone who has competency in the reading of electroencephalographic
data (EEG), as well as mastery of the quantification of that data (as seen in
brain maps). This online module is the 36-hour didactic course necessary for
final accreditation.
What this course includes:
Videos that demonstrate how to read EEG and QEEGsQuizzes and practice exams to test your knowledgeTough cases, like mood disorders, epilepsy, ADHD, etc.
36 Lectures 36
CE Hours 4 Practice Exams
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This practice exam prepares students for the type and difficulty of questions they can expect from the QEEG examination.
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This module covers all ethical and professional
considerations for neurotherapy clinicians.
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This chapter will be an interactive, hands-on segment
covering all types of artifact detection, including advanced interpretative
techniques to avoid misdiagnosis, T/F “real or fake” questions, matching EEG
with artifact, and multiple choice questions.
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This chapter will examine the effects of prescription
pharmaceuticals, certain over the counter drugs and substances, and street
drugs.
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This chapter will cover the inclusion and exclusion criteria
for normative databases, statistical considerations in databases, and basic
statistical analysis.
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This chapter will cover the use of various montages, the use
of power displays, and various transforms in the analysis of EEG. Additionally,
this chapter will cover generators and etiology of various rhythms and
frequency bands, as well as phase, coherence, and connectivity metrics in QEEG
analysis and interpretation.
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This chapter will cover various QEEG databases and various
potential neurofeedback protocols to be used as a result.
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The basic neurophysiology and neuroanatomy chapter will
cover:
The basic neurophysiology and neuroanatomy chapter will
cover:
A.
The Central Nervous System and McLean’s Triune
Brain Theory (20 minutes)
1.
The Reptilian Brain and its respective
neuroanatomy
2.
The Limbic System and its respective
neuroanatomy
3.
The Neo-mammilian brain: the cortex
B.
Lobes (40 minutes)
1.
Pre-Frontal Cortex
2.
Sensory Motor Cortex
3.
Temporal Lobes
4.
Parietal Lobes
5.
Occipital Lobe
6.
Cerebellum
C.
Brodmann Area Functions (1 hour)
D.
Neurophysiology of EEG Generation (2 hours)
1.
Neuron
2.
Blood Supply
3.
Glia
4.
Ventricles
5.
Networks
6.
Fasiculi
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Recognizing artifact (false alterations of EEG data) is one
of the most essential skills in EEG analysis. This chapter will cover
artifacting etiquette to ensure the best possible recording, as well as the
identification of:
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Muscle artifact
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Eye blink and eye movement artifact
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Glossokinetic artifact
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Drowsiness artifact
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Sweat artifacts
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EKG and pulse artifacts
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Salt Bridge Artifacts
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Electrode and Equipment artifacts
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Environmental Noise artifacts
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Medication “artifacts”
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This was a life-changing workshop! You are both such good teachers and presenters and your willingness to try new protocols and techniques and to really work with the nuances of individuals is inspiring. I feel so excited and motivated leaving this workshop. You guys are fabulous!
Lara Oberg
I have attended several NeuroField courses both basic and advanced. Nick and Tiff are true lifelong learners and continuously seek to improve their analysis and techniques. I always come away enriched, inspired and full of ideas for exploiting this great tech.
Rob Lenzie
The training I have received starting with Nick some 12-15 years ago has been the most challenging and inspiring. Both Nick and Tiff are able to take complex, puzzling and "what the heck is that" information and make it alive, understandable and useable. No small achievement. Your work continues to further our knowledge and skills.
Dr. Merlyn Hurd
Since it’s inception, Neurofield and now the School of Neurotherapy, has offered trainings that are salient and high caliber. Optimized infrastructure honoring the neurodiversity of how we learn is woven into the theory and skills taught. The School of Neurotherapy is at the top of my list when I want training or need to consult about a clinical impasse.
Alexandra Linardakis, RN
Training was comprehensive, hands on and very valuable. From basic science to advanced therapy protocols. Not only was I learning but also gaining my trust and respect for my teachers as very passionate clinicians, caring for patients and the future of the field...Let’s not forget that the Neurofield family is very welcoming, caring and FUN.
Dr. Yelena Lapidus, Medical Director and Owner of The Lapidus Clinics
As fascinating as motivating.
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