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Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring: An Introduction to the Operating Room for the Audiologist
Please note: exam questions are subject to change.
1. As an audiologist working in the operating room (OR), you will be part of a patient-care team that includes which of the following roles:
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2. Typical OR attire includes:
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3. During the safety time out, which of the following items of information is reviewed by the entire OR team prior to incision?
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4. The ABCs of anesthesiology include:
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5. ____________ is an example of a stimulus feature:
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6. ___________ is an example of a patient factor to consider for IONM:
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7. How are neurophysiologic potentials that are miniscule in amplitude collected from the patient despite the presence of larger-amplitude, non-potential related activity (whether biologic or electrical in origin)?
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8. Which of the following is a commonly utilized IONM modality:
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9. To reduce artifact levels in neurophysiologic response(s) collected in the OR, which of the following strategies could be implemented:
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10. What is a common source of artifact encountered in the OR that prohibits interpretation of neurophysiologic data?
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