BBPK 407 - Electroencephalogram Theory (pages 145-150, 166-168) & HRV Theory

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What does EEG Measure?, What unit does it measure this in?

Measure the voltage fluctuations in ionic current from neurons within the brain

- Summation of EPSPs and IPSPs

- Microvolts

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What are brain waves?

Small electrical signals output by the brain continuously

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What is EEG most commonly used to diagnose?

- Epilepsy

- Sleep Disorders

*- Stroke

*- Tumors

*- Other Focal Brain disorders

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What are the frequencies of different brain waves? (5)

- Gamma = >30Hz

- Beta = 14-30Hz

- Alpha = 8-13Hz

- Theta = 4-7Hz

- Delta = 1-3Hz

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What is an alpha block?

Occurs when a subject has their eyes closed and is quickly drawn to performing a mental task.

- Alpha waves drop/stop while beta waves increase

- Exists with high cortical arousal

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How can meditation impact EEG wave activity?

- Can increase the alpha wave activity during meditative states

- Can decrease alpha wave activity during mind wandering states.

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What are the hemispheres of the brain responsible for?

Left specialized for language processing

Right specialized for visuospatial processing

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What are the ranges for PSD? (4)

- ULP: Ultra low frequency range = <0.003Hz

- VLP: Very low frequency range = 0.003-0.04Hz

- LP: Low frequency range = 0.04-0.15Hz

- HP: High frequency range = 0.15-0.4Hz

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What are the PSD ranges indicative of? (4)

- ULP = Sudden Cardiac Death

- VLP = Thermoregulation, RAS, PA

- LP = Sympathetic activity (baroreceptor modulation)

- HP = Vagal activity and respiration

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How does stress impact your power spectrum density?

- Increases Low power

- Decreases High power

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What are normal ranges for HRV ratio?

Between 0.8 and 1.5

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How does hypertension impact HRV ratio?

- Significantly increases their LP value

- Decreases HP value

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How does diabetes impact HRV ratio? (3)

- Decreases R-R variance with a smaller interval

- Normal PSD at rest

- Diminished response to increase LP and decrease HP during standing or tilted postures.

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How does smoking impact HRV ratio?

- Higher LP values

- Lower HP values

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What are some applications of neuralink?

Stimulate and record brain activity, intended to have medical applications in treating spinal-cord injuries and neurological diseases

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What type of brain activity occurs with delta waves? (2)

- Deep sleep

- Increased concentration with internal working memory

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What type of brain activity occurs with Theta waves? (3)

- Memory encoding and retrieval

- Cognitive workload (recall)

- Increased fatigue levels

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What type of brain activity occurs with Alpha waves? (2)

- Closed eyes calmed state

- Relaxed wakefulness

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What type of brain activity occurs with Beta waves? (3)

- Planning/executive movement of the body

- Observing bodily movement of others

- "Mirror" Neuron system activates

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What type of brain activity occurs with Gamma waves? (3)

- Attentive focusing?

- Data exchange between brain regions?

- REM?

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What major physiological factors are associated with HRV? (3)

- Oscillatory fluctuations in BP

- Frequency of oscillations due to thermal regulation

- Respiration

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Define HRV

The changes in time intervals between consecutive heartbeats (analysis of variability in R-R intervals)

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What are the time domain method for measuring HRV?

- SDNN: standard deviation of NN internals

- RMSSD: Root mean squat of successive differences between adjacent NNs

- NN50: Number of pairs of successive NNs that differ by more than 50 ms

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What are the frequency domain methods for measuring HRV?

Power Spectral Density: Fast Fourier transform

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What can LF:HF be used for? (3)

- Good indicator of sympathetic-vagal balance

- HF represents Vagal Activity

- LF represents Sympathetic activity

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Explain the ways to measure/monitor heat rate?

- Electrical (polar chest strap emitter and receiver watch)

- Optical (Potoplethysmography watches)

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When are heart rate monitoring tools less accurate (3)

- Optical During strenuous activity

- Optical lag with HR display (abrupt changes)

- Optical less accurate for measuring HRV