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EEG 200 - FUNDAMENTALS OF NEUROANATOMY EEG 201 - TESTING PROCEDURES & TERMINOLOGY This course is an introduction to the structures and functions of This course introduces learners to the field of Neurodiagnostic the nervous system. Course content includes basic terms related to Technology by providing descriptions of Neurodiagnostic testing anatomical position, direction, body region, and body plane. The procedures and describing the profession’s Scope of Practice. The bony structures of the skull are presented as well as specific structures Scope of Practice specifies the role of ND technologists as members and functions of the nervous system, such as the brain, brainstem, of the health care team and outlines core responsibilities. The spinal cord, cranial nerves, and blood supply. An introduction to the terminology presented in this course is meant to provide a solid neurological exam is also included. Topics are meant to provide basic foundation for building a medical vocabulary and includes assignments knowledge needed to carry out EEG procedures and will create a solid and handouts for general terms plus those related to patient foundation for advancing to more in-depth neuroanatomy courses. charting, signs, symptoms, accepted abbreviations, infection control, Required reading: Learners will have access to a free e-book anatomy text. neurological diseases, and other types of diagnostic testing. Specific Experience Level: Beginner Schedule: 12 lessons, 12 quizzes, and a final exam. terms used to describe EEG waveforms and patterns will also be a Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader. major focus. Faculty: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM Required reading (not included with this course purchase): Nath, JL (2019) Programmed Learning Approach to Medical Terminology 3rd Ed.: Item No: O-EEG200 Philadelphia, PA: Wolters Kluwer. ISBN-13: 978-1496360991; ISBN-10: Member Price: $199 Non-Member Price: $299 9781496360991 Experience Level: Beginner Schedule: 12 lessons, 12 quizzes, and a final exam. CEUs: 20 Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader. Faculty: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM

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EEG: ONLINE COURSES | 3 EEG 202 - ELECTRODES, ELECTRODE PLACEMENT EEG 204 - DIGITAL EEG CONCEPTS & ELECTRICAL SAFETY & APPLICATION METHODS The primary purpose of this course is to familiarize Neurodiagnostic This course provides information on how to accurately measure professionals with the basic principles of electricity and electrical safety. and apply electrodes according to the nternational 10-20 System of Information is presented with an emphasis on profession-specific risks Electrode Placement. It introduces learners to electrode nomenclature, related to current flow, grounding, and factors contributing to electrical electrode types and their composition as well as appropriate electrode injury. This course will also introduce the learner to key concepts of disinfection methods. Steps are described and illustrated with digital technology and how digital EEG instruments record and display consideration to skin prep, impedances, skin safety and placement EEG and other physiological signals. The learner will become familiar modification needs. Proven techniques to achieve secure and accurate with common computer terminology, as well as features and settings electrode placement are presented, using collodion and paste specific to Neurodiagnostic equipment. application methods. Pointers on how to avoid common errors are Required reading: Literature provided. No additional materials required. addressed along with steps to achieve success with pediatric and Experience level: Beginner Schedule: 10 lessons, 10 quizzes, and a final exam. neonatal populations. Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader. Required reading: No text required Faculty: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM Experience level: Beginner Schedule: 12 lessons, 12 quizzes, and a final exam. Item No: O-EEG204 Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader. Member Price: $199 Faculty: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM Non-Member Price: $299 Item No: O-EEG202 CEUs: 20 Member Price: $199 Non-Member Price: $299 EEG 205: NORMAL ADULT EEG, NORMAL VARIANTS & DRUG CEUs: 20 EFFECTS This course explores the neurophysiological basis of the EEG. Learners EEG 203 - FUNDAMENTALS OF EEG & PATIENT CARE are presented with information about neurons and how these This course explores the important discoveries and historical specialized cells generate brain waves. Normal EEG patterns found contributions that led to the development and use of EEG as an in the waking and sleep states are identified. Assignments focus on important diagnostic tool. Other topics relate to fundamental patient descriptive EEG terms, waveform descriptions, and features that care for the purpose of promoting patient safety and professional promote the visual analysis of EEG. Information related to medication competence. Professional competence is addressed using the effects on the EEG is also provided. Normal EEG variants are a key ASET National Competency Skill Standards for Performing an component to this course, such as POSTS, Mu, Lambda, Phantom Electroencephalogram. Learners are also presented with ways to Spike & Wave, etc. establish professional rapport, maintain patient privacy standards, Required reading: Libenson*, M.H. (2010) Practical Approach to and use appropriate steps to identify and address the physical needs Electroencephalography. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier, Inc. ISBN-13: 978- of the patient. This patient-centered focus includes understanding the 0750674782; ISBN-10: 0750674784. *This text is also used in other ASET EEG online courses. Neurodiagnostic professional’s role in the healthcare delivery system, Experience level: Beginner Schedule: 10 lessons, 10 quizzes, and a final exam. as well as responsibilities relating to patient safety practices, such as Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader. like infection prevention, seizure precautions, first aid, and emergency Faculty: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM preparedness. Vital signs are discussed in order to aid the learner in Item No: O-EEG205 identifying a patient in distress or in need of medical attention. Member Price: $199 Required Reading: Literature provided. Non-Member Price: $299 Experience level: Beginner Schedule: 10 lessons, 10 quizzes, and a final exam. CEUs: 20 Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader. Faculty: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM

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EEG 206 - INSTRUMENTATION PART I DIFFERENTIAL EEG 208 - ARTIFACTS IDENTIFICATION AND AMPLIFIER, MONTAGE DESIGN & FILTERS TROUBLESHOOTING This course provides a comprehensive foundation in EEG This course is designed to provide skills in recognizing physiological instrumentation. Lessons include topics on basic electronic and non-physiological artifacts. Samples of both common and unusual components of the electroencephalograph. Learners will gain an artifacts seen in EEG recordings are provided. There is a focus on understanding about the appropriate use of amplifier settings, such troubleshooting ways to eliminate the source artifact or place monitors as filters, sensitivity, and chart speeds, to refine the EEG recording. to help decipher artifacts from cerebral activity. A brief review on Various types of montages are described, as well as calibration impedance and common mode rejection (CMR) is provided, as well as methods, system and other reference selections, and permissible post- on the role of these factors in the presence and elimination of artifacts acquisition setting changes. is included. Required reading: Libenson*, M.H. (2010) Practical Approach to Required reading: Libenson*, M.H. (2010) Practical Approach to Electroencephalography. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier, Inc. ISBN-13: 978- Electroencephalography. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier, Inc. ISBN-13: 978- 0750674782; ISBN-10: 0750674784. *This text is also used in other ASET EEG online courses. 0750674782; ISBN-10: 0750674784. *This text is also used in other ASET EEG online courses. Experience level: Beginner. Schedule: 10 lessons, 10 quizzes, and a final exam. Experience level: Beginner Schedule: 10 lessons, 10 quizzes, and a final exam. Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader. Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader. Faculty: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM Faculty: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM

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EEG 207 - INSTRUMENTATION PART 2 WAVEFORM ANALYSIS EEG 209: EEG IN EPILEPSY & POLARITY This course is designed to provide the skills for recognizing epileptiform This course will familiarize the technologist with technical skills related EEG patterns associated with clinical and subclinical seizures. The to waveform analysis and polarity. Instrumentation topics will be resources will provide learners with a thorough understanding of the further explored to include techniques related to improving recording International Classification of Seizures and information about clinical quality, such as recording annotations, considerations for performing manifestations and drug and other treatments. activation procedures (hyperventilation & photic stimulation), as well as Required reading: Leppik, IE. Contemporary Diagnosis and Management challenges to bedside and Electrocerebral inactivity (ECI) recordings. of the Patient with Epilepsy 6th Edition ISBN-13: 978-1931981576; Required reading: Libenson*, M.H. (2010) Practical Approach to ISBN-10: 1931981574; Libenson*, M.H. (2010) Practical Approach to Electroencephalography. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier, Inc. ISBN-13: 978- Electroencephalography. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier, Inc. ISBN-13: 978- 0750674782; ISBN-10: 0750674784. *This text is also used in other ASET EEG online courses. 0750674782; ISBN-10: 0750674784. *The Libenson text is used in other ASET EEG online courses. Experience level: Beginner. Schedule: 10 lessons, 10 quizzes, and a final exam. Experience level: Beginner Schedule: 10 lessons,10 quizzes, and a final exam. Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader. Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader. Faculty: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM Faculty: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM

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EEG 210 - EEG IN NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS EEG 212 - EEG FINAL REVIEW AND PRACTICE EXAM The goal of this course is to familiarize Neurodiagnostic professionals This course is intended to help the learner prepare to take the with the diagnostic process that physicians use to evaluate patients credentialing exam and also as a capstone for material covered in the with neurological disorders, diagnostic procedures other than EEG, ASET EEG Core Curriculum courses (EEG 200-211). Completion of common neurological disorders and associated signs and symptoms, this course does not guarantee the learner will pass the credentialing as well as EEG patterns commonly associated with those neurological exam but rather provides a means to practice computer-based testing disorders and injuries. on profession-specific topics. Extensive study is required for exam Required reading: Libenson*, M.H. (2010) Practical Approach to preparation along with the clinical experience detailed on the exam Electroencephalography. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier, Inc. ISBN-13: 978- eligibility pathway. Committing several hours a week for six months to 0750674782; ISBN-10: 0750674784. *The Libenson text is used in other ASET EEG online courses. one year will help adequately prepare for the credentialing exam. The Optional Text (not required): Willis, M.C. (2006) Medical Terminology: The questions (500 study questions with the answer sheet and 1500+ in a Language of Health Care, 2nd Ed. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott, Williams, & database for practice exams) are included and fall under the general Wilkins. ISBN13: 978-1451176766; ISBN10: 1451176767 topic outline of subjects covered in the credentialing exam. The practice Experience level: Beginner. Schedule: 10 lessons, 10 quizzes, and a final exam. exams will help guide the learner in the appropriate areas of study and Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader. allows for simulating both open-ended and timed exams. Also included Faculty: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM are study aids and guides to help study and prepare for the credentialing Item No: O-EEG210 exam. This is a board preparation review tool, and practice exam. Member Price: $199 Required reading: None Non-Member Price: $299 Experience leve: Mid-level to Advanced CEUs: 20 Schedule: N/A Format: Self-paced. Adobe Reader. Faculty: N/A

EEG 211 - EEG IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS AND NEONATES Item No: O-EEG2012 The goal of this course is to familiarize the Neurodiagnostic technologist Member Price: $169 with the best methods to perform neonatal and pediatric EEG Non-Member Price: $259 procedures. There are special considerations related to patient rapport, electrode placement methods and the testing environment for these EEG 302 - CHECKING MEASUREMENTS & ELECTRODE age groups. Terms used to describe the EEG of neonates and pediatric PLACEMENT patients, as well as ways to recognize age-specific EEG patterns, is a major This course provides information for instructors on how to accurately focus. Topics also include recording parameters for EEG, and other check student/trainee head measurements and electrode placements physiological variables that are necessary to identify patterns in these with the use of assessment tools. The slide presentation and video unique patient populations. demonstrations are based on the use of The International 10-20 System Required reading: Libenson*, M.H. (2010) Practical Approach to of Electrode Placement. Electroencephalography. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier, Inc. ISBN-13: 978- 0750674782; ISBN-10: 0750674784. *This text is used in other ASET EEG online courses. Required reading: No text required Experience level: Beginner. Schedule: 10 lessons, 10 quizzes, and a final exam. Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader Format: Self-paced. QuickTime video or MP3 audio file player; Adobe Reader. Author: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM Faculty: Maureen Carroll, BS, R. EEG/EP T., RPSGT, CNIM Item No: Oi-EEG302 Item No: O-EEG2011 Price: Free! Member Price: $199 Non-Member Price: $299 CEUs: 20

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EEG CORE CURRICULUM EEG CORE CURRICULUM PLUS PRACTICE EXAM The purchase of this item results in enrollment in the ASET Core The purchase of this item results in enrollment in the ASET Core Curriculum courses EEG200–EEG211. It does not contain the Final Curriculum EEG 200–EEG 212 Final Review and Practice Exam. Courses Review and Practice Exam course (Please see Item No:O-EEGCoreplusPExam included are offered at the member discount plus 15% for the bundled to include EEG 212). Courses included are offered at the member discount series. plus 15% for the bundled series. Required Text and Format: See individual course descriptions for requirements. Required Text and Format: See individual course descriptions for requirements.

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CONTEMPORARY DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE EEG NORMAL PATTERNS & VARIANTS, 3RD EDITION PATIENT WITH EPILEPSY This book provides a review of the very basic Ilo E. Leppik, M.D. EEG rhythms of EEG, along with other fascinating NORMAL PATTERNS & VARIANTS “Now in its sixth edition, this insightful THIRD EDITION patterns that stretch the boundaries of a what handbook is an excellent resource for primary is considered to be a normal EEG. Articles care physicians, neurologists, and residents in about the four basic rhythms also address the treatment of epilepsy. The handbook also subvigil beta activity, low voltage records, includes full discussions of recently approved normal, benign patterns, EEG maturation, and drugs for the epilepsy as well as experimental PUBLISHED BY ASET — THE NEURODIAGNOSTIC SOCIETY the assessment of spikes and sharp waves. agents.” Handbooks in Health Care Company, Journal Reprint Series - 2018, 247 pages. 2006. (Text required for Online Course: EEG 209) Item No: EEG109 Item No: EEG107 Member Price: $28 Member Price: $23 Non-Member Price: $42 Non-Member Price: $31

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Turnkey EEG Core Curriculum Hospital Staff Delivery models that offer profession-specific Neurodiagnostic education can be very successful either through development of formal programs or Development Model affiliations with hospitals. ASET offers a turnkey curriculum to make college or hospital-based program start-ups more easily attainable. The Months 1-3 EEG 200 EEG 201 EEG Core Curriculum was designed to equip educators and students with EEG 202 the tools they need to succeed without the time intensive and costly venture of creating a new curriculum. This online curriculum provides Months 4-6 EEG 203 EEG 204 standardized, high quality education to hospital staff or students in EEG 205 training programs, for the purpose of growing a qualified workforce. Among these important benefits is a viable solution to short staffing. Months 7 EEG 206 8 EEG 207 9 EEG 208 In a hospital setting, the EEG Core Curriculum can be used for staff development by individuals in a self-paced format or in a group setting Months 10 EEG 209 facilitated by a lead tech or Neurodiagnostic educator with established 11 EEG 210 timelines. This model is successful for onboarding new employees and 12 EEG 211 forging progress toward earning professional credentials. ASET offers EEG 212 (Optional) group discounts for staff development. EEG 213 (Optional)

Hospital Staff Development Model: Learners can complete 3 courses in tandem per quarter during the first two quarters. This constructs foundational knowledge, which promotes understanding and progression of clinical skills. Next, trainees focus on 1 course in sequence per month The Neurodiagnostic Society to hone pattern recognition and form a deeper understanding of recording strategies. Reasonable expectations are to complete the course work within 12-16 months.

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College Model: The Neurodiagnostic profession is growing and in need of educational programs that will graduate qualified professionals. ASET offers deeply discounted student rates and free instructor access to course work, slide presentations, tests and recorded lectures. Academic institutions can accommodate quarterly calendars or modify the curriculum for required credit hours and general education courses as needed.

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Semester 3 A growing number of colleges are EEG 206-Instrumentation Part I Differential Amplifier, Montage Design & Filters offering college credit for professional EEG 207-Instrumentation Part 2 Waveform Analysis & Polarity credentials e.g. R. EEG T. EEG 208-Artifacts Identification and Troubleshooting Plus college-specified general education requirements Colleges that recognize credentials in this way and also offer general Semester 4 education courses on line tend to EEG 209-EEG in Epilepsy attract Neurodiagnostic EEG 210-EEG in Neurological Disorders technologists who are pursuing EEG 211-EEG in Pediatric Patients and Neonates EEG 212-EEG Final Review and Practice Exam degrees. EEG 213-Introduction to Additional Neurodiagnostic Procedures Available ASET Resources Clinical Experience Credentialing bodies require either a set number of patient procedures or a set time period with supervised clinical practice.

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HANDBOOK OF EEG INTERPRETATION, 2ND EDITION NEURODIAGNOSTIC ELECTRODES William O. Tatum, IV, D.O. Electrodes are an essential part of any The Handbook of EEG Interpretation, Second neurodiagnostic recording from EEG to IONM. Edition fits in a lab coat pocket to facilitate Tips on electrode application and methods, immediate information retrieval during the mechanism of electrode induced injury bedside, OR, ER, and ICU EEG interpretation. series, and articles about infection prevention It is divided into eight sections that cover all are found in this book. Journal Reprint Series - major EEG topics including normal and normal 2013, 365 pages. variants, epileptiform and nonepileptiform abnormalities, seizures and status epilepticus, ICU EEG, sleep, and intraoperative monitoring. Item No: EEG0101 Member Price: $32 Each chapter highlights the principal challenges involved with a particular Non-Member Price: $46 type of EEG interpretation. Consistently formatted and packed with practical tips, this handbook is a highly useful tool for residents, fellows, clinicians, and neurophysiology technologists looking for quick and Q&A FLASHCARD STUDY SYSTEM FOR EEG, 3RD EDITION reliable EEG information, regardless of specialty or level of training. By Stacey Bearden, R. EEG/EP T., R.NCS.T., CNIM Demos Medical Publishing, 2014. The Third Edition includes updated Q & A ASHCARD STUD SSTE OR EEG references and terminology based Item No: EEG116 CARD SET Member Price: $52 on the 2016 ACNS Guidelines. Non-Member Price: $58 These sturdy 4x6” cards are easily RD EDITION transportable for study at anytime, S R EEGEP T RNCST CNI anywhere, and fit in a standard PRACTICAL APPROACH TO ELECTROENCEPHAOLOGRAPHY laboratory coat for study between Mark H. Libenson, M.D. patient appointments. A total of 250 question/answer cards contain An essential guide to EEG testing, including all subject headers and references. The cards can be shuffled and the technical aspects of performing an EEG. rearranged as subjects are mastered. 2018. Practical Approach to Electroencephalography also provides case studies of neurologic Item No: EEG121 Member Price: $79 disorders and conditions in which EEGs are Non-Member Price: $99 needed for diagnostic testing and provides numerous EEG examples for normal and abnormal EEG recognition. A required text PEDIATRIC EEG for seven ASET 200-level EEG Online Courses. Hardcover, 464 pages. 2010. EEG ON DVD: PEDIATRIC: AN INTERACTIVE READING SESSION Douglas R. Nordli, Jr., M.D. Item No: EEG114 Member Price: $95 Pediatric EEG is the first fully interactive tool to Non-Member Price: $105 simulate an actual pediatric EEG lab reading session. Pediatric EEG: An Interactive Reading Session teaches pediatric EEG interpretation to neurology residents, clinical neurophysiology fellows, neurologists, and neurodiagnostic technologists using 100 EEG cases, over 150 high-quality EEGs, and a scored self-testing module with case-based questions, answers, and explanations to help users assess reading skills. Demos Medical Publishing, 2012.

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AUTOIMMUNE EPILEPSY BEST PRACTICES IN NEURODIAGNOSTICS BY MODALITY Matthew Hoerth, M.D. LTM, EEG, IONM – EXTENDED WEBINAR Pat Trudeau, R. EEG T., CLTM, FASET; Erik Padilla, MBA, R. EEG/EP T., CNIM, CLTM; Autoimmune factors, as potential James Watt, CNIM, R. EP T. cause of seizures, are discussed in this webinar, as well as the role This extended webinar focuses on best Matthew T. Hoerth, M.D. Assistant Professor of Neurology Epilepsy and Electroencephalography of immunosuppressant and other practices for performing EEG, LTM Mayo Clinic Arizona therapies in successfully treating these and IONM procedures. Subject matter types of seizure symptoms. Recorded: experts present practical application 05/20/15. methods for each modality as well as important information about quality, Item No: W-052015AutoimmuneEpilepsy communication & documentation Member Price: $25 Non-Member Price: $40 standards, associated risks and safety considerations. 11/20/19. CEUs: 1 Item No: W-11202019ExtBestPrac Member Price: $75 Non-Member Price: $120 BASIC EEG ELECTRICAL CONCEPTS AND SAFETY CEUs: 3 Brett Netherton, MS, CNIM This webinar will instruct participants CLASSIFICATION OF SEIZURES ILAE - SEIZURE SEMIOLOGY  in using basic electrical concepts in EEG  Adriana Tanner, MD and electrical safety. Brett Netherton This webinar will provide an overview  has the unique combination of  background in electrical engineering of the International Classification of and physiology as well as experience Seizures with detailed analysis of the in END and IONM. He is well known symptoms of various seizure types for his interesting graphics and animation as well as his ability to explain and how the epilepsy team, including complex instrumentation and electrical safety in a very simply and easy to Neurodiagnostic technologists, can understand way. Recorded: 03/03/10. categorize seizures based on clinical features. Recorded: 04/18/2018 Item No: W-030310EEGElecConSafe Member Price: $25 Item No: W-04182018Szsemiology Non-Member Price: $40 Member Price: $25 1 CEUs: 1 Non-Member Price: $40 CEUs: 1

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162019-11_ASET-Catalogs-EEG-LTM-IONM-EP-LabManagement.indd | EEG: WEBINAR RECORDINGS 1 2019-11-21 09:50 EKG RECOGNITION FOR NDT & PSG TECHNOLOGISTS Beth Payne, AAS, RPSGT, RRT EEG AND COMA Nikesh Ardeshna, M.D. EEG and COMA Learn how to identify the electrical January 2015

events associated with a normal

This lecture will focus on the different

electrocardiogram tracing. The causes of coma in the ICU, the varied EEG CARDIAC REVIEW Nikesh Ardeshna, MD BETH ANN PAYNE, BS, RRT, RPSGT webinar will also include a diagram Medical Director, Epilepsy Services findings and the utility of long-term/critical Erlanger Health System of a normal electrocardiogram and ChaEanooga, TN care EEG monitoring. About the Author: Dr. discussions about how to identify Nikesh Ardeshna is currently the Director of cardiac arrhythmias and common the epilepsy monitoring unit at Spectrum Health in Grand Rapids, Michigan. cardiac events during PSG testing. Recorded: 04/20/16. His major interests include reading of EEGs, including EMU, critical care monitoring and seniors with epilepsy. Dr. Ardeshna has been active in Item No: W-042016EKGforNDTPSG national advocacy for epilepsy patients since residency. Currently, he serves Member Price: $25 on the Epilepsy Foundation’s national professional advisory board. He Non-Member Price: $40 continues to support initiatives to improve the care for epilepsy patients CEUs: 1 working with various levels of government. Recorded: 01/21/15.

Item No: W-012115EEGComa HIGH DENSITY EEG Member Price: $25 Mark Mintz, M.D. Non-Member Price: $40 3/14/17 In High Density EEG, a large number CEUs: 1 (>120) of saline soaked sensors record Disclosures — Financial and other relationships that might be perceived as a potential conflict requiring disclosure include the following: — Dr. Mintz is President, CEO, and Founder of The Center for theNeurological electrical and Neurodevelopmental activity Health, LLC, (CNNH) and of the brain. This Clinical Research Center of New Jersey, LLC, (CRCNJ), and President and Founder of NeurAbilities, a 501(3)c public charity. — In the past 12 months, Dr. Mintz has functioned as Principal High Density Electroencephalography Investigator for research contracted through CRCNJ sponsored by the following companies: Curemark LLC, Allergan. CRCNJ receives funding to conduct the clinical trial. (HD-EEG) — Dr. Mintz is the principle investigator for research funded by the State presentationof New Jersey, through the Governor’s will Council for Medicalexplain Research the research EEG SHOW AND TELL and Treatment of Autism. — CNNH is a customer and end-user of Electrical Geodesics, Inc. (EGI), Mark Mintz, M.D. but CNNH has not received financial compensation from EGI. CNNH is a customer of Courtagen Life Sciences and has published research Live Webinars 2017 with some of their scientists as co-authors, but CNNH has not received financial compensation from Courtagen Life Sciences. ASET-The Neurodiagnostic Society Selim Benbadis, M.D. as— Dr.well Mintz serves onas the editorial clinical boards of the Journal applications of Child of March 15, 2017 Neurology and Vision Development and Rehabilitation. high density©2005 - 2016 CNNH. All rights reserved. EEG andwww.CNNH.org its accuracy in Dr. Benbadis discusses the importance of detecting abnormalities. understanding the physiologic basis of EEG, The Center for Neurological and Neurodevelopmental Health (CNNH) What is High Density EEG?

— Founded in 2005 by Mark Mintz, M.D. — HD-EEG is synonymous with dense array EEG (dEEG). Recorded:— CNNH provides a comprehensive 03/15/2017. array of assessment, treatment and support services — A method of EEG utilizing higher numbers of scalp electrodes for those affected by Neurodevelopmental Disabilities, Neurobehavioral/Neuropsychiatric (typically 32 up to 256) compared to standard techniques, Disorders, Brain Injury and other Neurological and Neuropsychological Disorders: unique which typically utilize 19-21 scalp electrodes (10-20 system). technical aspects, and the definitions of “Specialty Care Medical Home®” health care delivery system. — Enhances spatial resolution of scalp EEG. — The Clinical Research Center of New Jersey (CRCNJ), simultaneously founded in 2005, provides access to clinical trials and investigator-initiated research studies. — Distance from EEG source localization to lesion is smaller with increasing numbers of electrodes. [Lantz et al., 2003] — Increased sampling rates. — is an independent 501(c)(3) public charity established in 2008, dedicated to providing access to the most effective and comprehensive — Enhanced accuracy and identification of the source generator. diagnostic, treatment and innovative services available. [www.neurabilities.org] — “Whole head” coverage allows for radial and tangential dipole modeling. basic terms used to properly describe EEG Item— Services areNo: provided in office,W-03152017HighDensityEEG school, home and community environments. — Minimizes impact of bad channels. — 50+ Professional/Support Staff — Number of necessary electrodes does not necessarily 2 correlate to size of the head. — Over 30,000 ft of state-of-the-art facilities in: — Voorhees, NJ — Infants require higher density arrays because of lower skull impedance, less robust generation of cortical potentials, and the — King of Prussia, PA — Rutherford, NJ need for oversampling to eliminate random variations from sensor to sensor (noise). and provides relevant examples. Recorded: Member— Wall Township, NJ Price: $25 ©2005 - 2016 CNNH. All rights reserved. www.CNNH.org ©2005 - 2016 CNNH. All rights reserved. www.CNNH.org 10/22/08. Non-Member Price: $40

CEUs: 1 Imaging the Brain: Imaging the Brain: Non-Invasive Source Localization of Item No: W-102208EEGShowTell Non-Invasive Anatomical Imaging Functional Brain Activity — Cerebral Blood Flow — Magnetoencephalography (MEG) — Head Ultrasound (HUS) — Functional Magnetic Resonance — Record magnetic fields produced by Imaging (fMRI) electrical currents — Computed Tomography (CT) — Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT) — Tangential dipole modeling Member Price: $25 — Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) — Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS) — EEG methodologies — Cerebral Metabolic Activity — Real-time direct measurement of — Positron Emission Tomography (PET) neuronal electrical activity — Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy — Conventional “sparse array” EEG (MRS) — HD-EEG — Brain Stimulation — Radial and tangential dipole — Diagnostic and Therapeutic modeling Non-Member Price: $40 — Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation — Equivalency to MEG source (TMS) localization [Klamer et al., 2014] — Transcranial Direct Current — HD-EEG is “electrical source Stimulation (tDCS) imaging” INFECTION PREVENTION IN THE— Transcranial NEURODIAGNOSTIC Alternating LAB:

Current Stimulation (tACS) — Event Related Potentials (“Active Task EEG”) — Transcranial Pulsed Direct Current Stimulation (tPCS) — Conventional — High Density — Amplitude Integrated EEG (aEEG) CEUs: 1 ON THE LOOKOUT©2005 - 2016 CNNH. All rights reserved. www.CNNH.org FOR BUGS ©2005 - 2016 CNNH. All rights reserved. www.CNNH.org Jitka Janecek, BSN, RN, CNIM, R.EEG/EP T., R.NCS.T., RPSGT

1 EFFECT OF DIALYSIS ON EEG This presentation will provide an Petra Davidson, BS, R. EEG/EP T. overview of infection control practices specific to neurophysiology, addressing EEG technologists have very different questions about cleaning electrodes, opinions on when an EEG can be performed using supplies in the lab and will also EEG and Dialysis if a patient is on dialysis. To be a true include information about some of What does the evidence show? technologist, an educated, scientific person Petra N. Davidson, B.S., R. EEG/EP T. Mayo Clinic Health System the latest developments for infection who uses knowledge and the scientific control with the new concern for hospital-based infection with antibiotic Mankato, MN method to solve problems, we must resistant bacteria. Jitka is an ideal presenter for this topic, as she has understand how other systems affect the a background in nursing, multiple neurodiagnostic credentials, and brain and our EEG. Goals: Define the functions of the kidneys; Define the is an instructor in the Cuyahoga Community College Neurodiagnostic complications of kidney failure; Explain the correlation between brain function Technology Program. Recorded: 01/17/18. and kidney failure; Explain the dialysis process, dialysate, and its limitations; Summarize literature on changes in EEG during dialysis. Recorded: 02/20/13. Item No: W-01172018InfecPrevent Member Price: $25 Item No: W-022013DialysisEEG Non-Member Price: $40 Member Price: $25 Non-Member Price: $40 CEUs: 1 CEUs: 1 EEG: WEBINAR RECORDINGS | 17 WEBINAR RECORDINGS

INTERACTIVE EEG PATTERN RECOGNITION MEDICATION EFFECT ON THE EEG & AED UPDATES Mary Ellen Wells MS, R. EEG T., RPSGT, R.NCS T. Patricia Crumrine, MD This fun and interactive webinar Many of the patients referred for an EEG involves live participation in Drug Effects on the EEG are on multiple medications, including Interac(ve Pa,ern Recogni(on

Mary Ellen Wells, MS, RPSGT, R.EEG T., R.NCS T. recognizing a wide range of EEG anticonvulsants, antidepressants, and

American Society of Neurodiagnos(c Technologists patterns. Some patterns include others that affect the central nervous Webinar th Patricia K. Crumrine, MD November 16 , 2011 common and uncommon normal Professor of Pediatrics system. It can be difficult to determine University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC 1 variants, artifacts, ictal and interictal how these medications may alter the epileptiform discharges, ECI, coma, EEG. This lecture will include examples tumor, and many more. This will be a great webinar for technologists of EEGs from patients on a variety of medications known to have an effect preparing for board exams. Recorded: 11/16/2011 on EEG findings. Recorded 05/17/17.

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THE LYME DISEASE EPIDEMIC & THE IMPACT ON THE BRAIN MEDICATION EFFECTS ON EEG AND UPDATE ON CURRENT Joseph Annibali, MD ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUGS William O. Tatum, IV, D.O. Lyme disease has reached epidemic The Lyme Disease Epidemic and Its Impact on the Brain proportions. You are likely to A comprehensive review drugs effects see patients with neurological and influences are a common cause for Medication Effects on EEG and complications of undiagnosed Lyme Update on Current AEDs abnormalities seen on EEGs. The effects

Joseph A. Annibali, M.D. Disease. The CDC reports 300,000 Dr. William O. Tatum IV are not specific for etiology, drug, or Chief Psychiatrist, Amen Clinics, Washington, DC Professor 703 880-4000 Department of Neurology www.amenclinics.com Mayo Clinic new cases of Lyme disease each year, Jacksonville, Florida dose but may include diffuse, focal, but there are many more unreported and epileptiform abnormalities as well cases. Late-stage complications include severe cardiac and neurological as Seizure. Many effects may involve problems such as meningitis, loss of motor skills, and seizure-like multiple agents and make prediction of response difficult. The effects of symptoms. Lyme disease is spreading and there are cases in all 50 new AEDs on EEG remains to be defined. Recorded 11/18/09. states. Recorded: 04/19/2017 Item No: W-11809MedAEDUpdate Item No: W-104192017LymeDisImp Member Price: $25 Member Price: $25 Non-Member Price: $40 Non-Member Price: $40 CEUs: 1 CEUs: 1

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MISSED DIAGNOSES – CLINICAL CORRELATIONS NEUROANATOMY BASICS – EXTENDED WEBINAR Nikesh I. Ardeshna, MD Debby Ferguson, MSEd, R. EEG/EP T., R.NCS.T., RPSGT, FASET With guest lecturer: Veronica Drantz, Ph.D. Dr. Ardeshna has worked since residency to advocate for epilepsy Nine complete lessons are provided patients and enjoys teaching and Cellular in this extended webinar with topics mentoring EEG technologists. A Neuroanatomy covering: Cellular Neuroanatomy; Lobes,

By Fissures, and Meninges; The Peripheral frequent speaker at ASET conferences, Debby Ferguson, MSEd, REEG/EPT, RPSGT, RNCST Dr. Ardeshna is well known for Nervous System; The Ventricular System; his interesting and interactive Brainstem and Diencephalon; Eye presentations. In this webinar, he will go through four of his most Anatomy; Ear Anatomy; Vascular System interesting cases. Recorded: 09/19/2018 of the Brain; The Cranial Nerves. Recorded 11/10/10.

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MONSTERS INSIDE ME NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENTS Jennifer “Jen” Walcoff, R. EEG/EP T., CNIM Elizabeth Mullikin, R. EEG/EP T., CNIM, MPA, MA, MNM Monsters Inside Me: The This webinar, co-presented with Neurodiagnostic Edition introduces Andrew Imbus, MPAP, PA-C, provides

a realm of infections and diseases Neurological Assessment a basic review of the anatomy and

Andrew Imbus, MPAP, PA-C Neurosciences Coordinator physiology of the nervous system, and that affect the brain and central Huntington Hospital Pasadena, California

ASET nervous system. Participants will Elizabeth Mullikin REEG/EPT, CNIM, MPA describes a basic and complex neuro “Monsters Inside Me: CNS Infections and Encephalopathies” Jennifer L. Walcoff , R. EEG/EP T., CNIM learn interesting facts about diseases September 2009 exam. Basic assessment includes GCS

that infect the brain and CNS in ways and NIH stroke scales, pupil response, and produce symptoms that you would never suspect. This is a fun, speech, thought content, conversation, head and facial symmetry, yet graphic lecture into a world of not so well-known diseases and strength and motor tone, and sensory perception. Complex assessment infections. Recorded 05/18/16. is also described in addition to basic, including additional components: Memory, gait, cranial nerve assessment, reflexes, and pathophysiology Item No: W-012016MonstersInsideMe of the patient condition. Recorded 10/01/08. Member Price: $25 Non-Member Price: $40 Item No: W-100108NeuroAsmt CEUs: 1 Member Price: $25 Non-Member Price: $40 CEUs: 1

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NEUROLOGICAL CARE OF STROKE PATIENTS NORMAL EEG VARIANTS Yafa Minazad, DO Tiffany L. Fisher, M.D., Ph.D. Provides a comprehensive overview of Normal EEG variants are a key stroke, facts and burden in US, types, component to recognizing EEG patterns Neurological Care of causes, classification, presentation, and planning appropriate recording Stroke Patients acute management, risk factors, strategies. This webinar will describe Yafa Minazad D.O. Neurologist treatment, and prevention. Dr. Minazad common and uncommon normal ASET Webinar October 2008 also discusses the expansion of usage variants such as POSTS, Mu, Lambda and benefits of cEEG in the ICU for and Phantom Spike & Wave, etc. detection of subclinical/non-convulsive seizures, and importance of cEEG Recorded: 09/18/2019 monitoring in acute ischemic stroke. Recorded 10/08/08. Item No: W-09182019NLVariants Item No: W-100808NeuroCareStroke Member Price: $25 Member Price: $25 Non-Member Price: $40 Non-Member Price: $40 CEUs: 1 CEUs: 1

NON-EPILEPTIC SEIZURES PATTERN RECOGNITION: HOW NOT TO READ EEG Tanvir Syed, M.D. William O. Tatum, IV, D.O. In this webinar, Dr. Syed describes symptoms, prevalence, diagnosis, Dr. Tatum’s lectures are always lively Pattern Recognition demographics, historical and How Not to Read EEG and informative. In this lecture he semiological features, and treatment will point out some pitfalls in over- Psychogenic nonepileptic seizures: reading EEG, and how not to be misled of psychogenic nonepileptic seizures. William O. Tatum IV, DO, FAAN, FACN Mayo College of Medicine Review and Research Update Department of Neurology Mayo Clinic and Hospital Jacksonville, Florida USA Tanvir Syed MD MPH He also discusses current research, by normal variants, artifacts, and Staff, Epilepsy Center, Neurological Institute University Hospitals, Case Medical Center

Faculty, Case Western Reserve University ©2011 MFMER | slide-1 waveforms that do not meet the criteria School of Medicine screening tools, and recommendations for PNES screening. Recorded for abnormality. Recorded 10/19/11. 01/11/09. Item No: W-101911NOTReadEEG Member Price: $25 Item No: W-031109NonEpSz Non-Member Price: $40 Member Price: $25 Non-Member Price: $40 CEUs: 1 CEUs: 1

NORMAL & ABNORMAL EEG AND NEUROIMAGING Mark Stecker, M.D., Ph.D., D.ABNM, FASNM This is a fascinating presentation with a wide variety of EEG case studies, which will include the EEG findings, clinical Normal and Abnormal EEG and Neuroimaging correlations, and imaging studies. Mark M. Stecker, M.D.,PhD Chairman of Neuroscience Dr. Stecker explains the connection Winthrop University Hospital Mineola, NY 11501 between all of these pieces of the puzzle which leads to the diagnosis and treatment of each patient. You will learn as the neurology residents learn, not just about EEG, but by putting together the big picture. Dr. Stecker is an engaging speaker, gifted teacher, and everyone will expand their pattern recognitions skills and understanding of the overall clinical picture through these case presentations. Recorded 03/19/14.

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RECORD REVIEW SESSION #1 WITH DR. BRENNER RECORD REVIEW SESSION #3 WITH DR. BRENNER Richard Brenner, M.D. Richard Brenner, M.D.

EEG Record Review A very interactive, one-hour record Back by popular demand, Dr. Richard review session with Dr. Richard Brenner will present EEG patterns Richard Brenner, M.D. Professor University of Pittsburgh Medical School Dept of Neurology and Psychiatry Past President – American Clinical Neurophysiology Society Brenner where attendees were able and conduct a very interactive session Past Medical Editor – ASET Journal Editorial Board Journal of Clinical Neurophysiology to ask and answer questions with with participants. This is a golden the physician. Dr. Brenner provides opportunity for those preparing for EEG dozens of EEG samples with brief board exams. Recorded 09/28/11. patient histories and guided attendees through review of both normal and abnormal samples. A very good webinar for anyone preparing Item No: W-092811RRBrenner3 for board exams or wants to brush up on reviewing EEG records. Member Price: $25 Recorded 09/23/09. Non-Member Price: $40 CEUs: 1 Item No: W-092309RecordReviewBrenner Member Price: $25 Non-Member Price: $40 SUDDEN UNEXPECTED DEATH IN EPILEPSY CEUs: 1 Robert Bonwetsch, M.D. A comprehensive overview of SUDEP RECORD REVIEW SESSION #2 WITH DR. BRENNER including history, epidemiology, Richard Brenner, M.D. mechanisms and possible contributing Robert Bonwetsch, MD Associated Neurologists, PC factors, prevention, and case studies. Back by popular demand, Dr Richard Danbury, CT Recorded 04/29/09. Brenner will share interesting EEG samples in an interactive online session. Don’t miss this great chance Item No: W-042909SUDEP to experience a record review learning Member Price: $25 session with one of the legends of Non-Member Price: $40 EEG. This webinar is great for anyone in the field of EEG Technology CEUs: 1 but especially good for those preparing for board exams. Recorded 02/17/10. TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY AND SEIZURES Item No: W-100108NeuroAsmt Lawrence J. Hirsch, MD Member Price: $25 Non-Member Price: $40 This lecture will provide an overview CEUs: 1 of the possible brain injuries, and how such injuries can lead to post traumatic epilepsy. This lecture is given by Dr. Hirsch who worked closely with TBI patients at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. Recorded: 02/25/2009

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UNDERSTANDING FILTERS: CONCEPTS AND USEFUL MENTAL UPDATE ON EEG DESCRIPTORS AND TERMS Lawrence Hirsch, M.D. IMAGES Update on EEG Terms and Brett Netherton, MS, CNIM Descriptors for the Critically Ill, including the ACNS This webinar presents standardized Terminology Neurodiagnos,c Filters Lawrence J. Hirsch, MD, FACNS This presentation focuses on 2017 terminology used for the description Yale University New Haven, Connecticut, USA describing the signal that makes its of EEG patterns and periodic way to our amplifiers and filters and discharges. Recorded 11/15/2017. Bre3 Netherton, MS CNIM Rocworks, LLC why we need to filter it. In addition, [email protected] we discuss the topic of analog filters in depth. Summary: 1) Understanding frequency and how neurodiagnostic filters see frequency, 2) Reviewing Item No: W-11112017EEGterms sources of unwanted signal contamination, 3) Discussing the basic Member Price: $25 electronics behind analog filters, and 4) Reviewing, in depth, analog Non-Member Price: $40 filters and frequency response curves. Recorded 11/02/11. CEUs: 1 Item No: W-110211FiltersBrett Member Price: $25 Non-Member Price: $40 CEUs: 1 NEONATAL AND PEDIATRIC EEG

NEONATAL CASE PRESENTATIONS infections (viral and bacterial), vascular malformations and Faye Mc Nall, MEd, R. EEG T. compromise (e.g.) ischemia, trauma, and tumors. In some instances, and despite maximal medical therapy some pediatric patients suffer This one-hour webinar provides from intractable seizures. Recorded 9/23/15. Neonatal Seizure Case Studies an overview of neonatal seizures:

Faye Mc Nall, M. Ed., R. EEG T. ASET Director of Education causes, clinical and EEG findings. Item No: W-092315PediatricIntractableSz

Thank you to Children’s Hospital Boston, and Dr. Ann Bergin for contributing to this lecture A series of case studies illustrates Member Price: $25 the value of EEG and how serial Non-Member Price: $40 CEUs: 1 Neonatal Seizures and continuous recordings provide essential information to aid in accurate diagnosis of seizure in the newborn, when urgent intervention PEDIATRIC SYNDROMES and determination of prognosis is essential. EEG, video samples, and Susan Arnold, M.D. patient histories are included in the case studies. Recorded 10/15/08 Dr. Arnold will cover the various Item No: W-101508NeonatalCases pediatric syndromes with samples and Member Price: $25 case studies. Dr. Arnold has presented Non-Member Price: $40 for ASET Webinars before and her CEUs: 1 presentations are always excellent. For those technologists preparing for PEDIATRIC INTRACTABLE SEIZURES board exams who do not routinely see Pat Trudeau, R. EEG T., CLTM pediatric patients as well as those working in pediatric centers this will be a very informative lecture. Recorded 05/05/10. In addition to unknown or idiopathic reasons for seizures, other factors Item No: W-050510PediSynd Intractable Seizures In The may predispose children to the Member Price: $25 Pediatric Popula6on Non-Member Price: $40 Pat Trudeau R.EEG T., CLTM, FASET development of seizures and epilepsy, including: genetic and congenital CEUs: 1 malformations, intrauterine and postnatal insults, anoxic injuries,

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