At 2uv/mm sensitivity, the eeg machine can sometimes pick up movement artifact from medical staff walking around. It might be a good idea keep foot traffic at a minimum.
Hi Jared, well done, well explained. May I have your phone number? I would like to discuss some EEG settings with you if you don't mind. @@jaredbeckwith
These EEG recordings are rare nowadays, but if you have to do one you can use this video as a reference 😊
At 2uv/mm sensitivity, the eeg machine can sometimes pick up movement artifact from medical staff walking around. It might be a good idea keep foot traffic at a minimum.
Good point! At that sensitivity the machine will pick up any little activity
Excellent teaching .....
I’m glad you think so!
Hi Jared, well done, well explained. May I have your phone number? I would like to discuss some EEG settings with you if you don't mind. @@jaredbeckwith
Can i take an eeg recording on reference runs?
hope you got registered by now :)). I would like a Video on electrical safety.
Hi Diana I was able to get registered a few months ago! 😄 thanks for the video idea
According to ABRET, you are not Registered. You are considered a "Technician" and are not credentialed to perform ECS Studies according to ACNS.
You’re right, it is best for a registered EEG tech to perform these studies. Thanks for watching!! 😄
Bunch of certificate sticklers up in here lmao 🤓