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psych cms - 2 - ckpath - ArchivalUser - 03-31-2017 Can anyone explain all of the choices and where we see each option? Thank you if you can! I have finished MTB 2/3 and UW, but this info was not there. So, I need doctors to explain me... A 42-*year*-old man is brought to the physician by his wife because of a 2*month history of staring spells that last 1 to 2 minutes each. During episodes, he also smacks his lips and picks at his shirt collar. Four years ago, he was comatose for 2 weeks after sustaining a head injury in a motorcycle collision; he required 6 months of rehabilitation. He reports that over the past year, he has had intermittent episodes of smelling burnt rubber; episodes occur approximately every 2 weeks. He also hears an intense hissing sound during these episodes. Examination shows no abnormalities. Which of the following is the most likely finding on EEG? A) Burst*-suppression pattern B) Diffuse 3*Hz spike and slow wave activity C) Focal spikes localized to the temporal lobe D) Hypsarrhythmia E) Periodic lateralized epileptiform discharges F) Polyspike and slow wave activity G) Triphasic waves 0 - ArchivalUser - 03-31-2017 a...not sure b..absence seizures--what i believe this pt has. c..might be herpes encephalitis d. seen in infantile spasms (west syndrome) e..not sure f..lenox gastau syndrome (not sure of spelling) g..prion disease ie crutzfield jacob disease 0 - ArchivalUser - 04-01-2017 Thank you jazpreet! |