Please DON'T call them Pseudo siezures. That name implies that they are made up and faked. It is properly named Psychogenic Non-epileptic Seizures. They are also NOT all caused by "trauma" as claimed. I know very personally.
@DmhowdyКүн бұрын
Brilliantly said. We have to remind others that we all were just born. We all share an optimism k, lol
@DmhowdyКүн бұрын
Thanks for everthing you've taught. Since im watching all your videos and havent started my program i have picked up on eeg slang and it's ❤. Happy to have you 🎉🎉 enjoy, lol
@jaredbeckwithКүн бұрын
If you ever have trouble when in your program I’m here to help. Cheers my friend!
@DmhowdyКүн бұрын
@@jaredbeckwith I will keep this in mind. Thank you humbly. ✌🏾
@DmhowdyКүн бұрын
❤😂😂
@DmhowdyКүн бұрын
The test is checking if your taking the test that I can find a pass or fail?
@DmhowdyКүн бұрын
It looks like the second time checking and score is from after marks are placed. How did the change come at a cost? I thought by going with the first measurements you would have already deducted and then having the correct values?
@jaredbeckwithКүн бұрын
@@Dmhowdy After you make the marks you will find after checking they will be a few millimeters off of where you initially intended. Being off a few millimeters is okay, but being off centimeters is bad.
@nahidehsan41Күн бұрын
Update. U became a machine learning engineer?
@jaredbeckwithКүн бұрын
@@nahidehsan41 I’m building AI seizure detection software with my dad and brother who are engineers. I know the basics of AI but they write code.
@henamamoni64074 күн бұрын
Eye blink and eye closure differentiation?
@jaredbeckwith4 күн бұрын
They both look the same on EEG
@sunshade10005 күн бұрын
Anti seizure medication does help for non epilepsy seizures there are many kind of seizures not just grand mal seizures do your research
@sunshade10005 күн бұрын
No not from any stress from a bacteria infection
@en2oh6 күн бұрын
Nicely done, but at $1400cad, a bit rich for the hobbiest crowd. Looks like you did a terrific job
@jaredbeckwith6 күн бұрын
@@en2oh You’re right it does cost a lot for most people just looking to record their brain as a hobby. I’m thinking about working towards medical device clearance or using it for my EEG school since it’s expensive to make.
@michaelb81766 күн бұрын
Beautifully made! I have these exact types of seizures, and it helps that I can send this to any of my friends or family that want to know more, and it's always a comfort to understand what the heck my brain is doing
@jaredbeckwith6 күн бұрын
@@michaelb8176 I’m glad you liked my video! Feel free to share it with your friends & family 😊
@ambitiousbeauty10137 күн бұрын
Is this the same as a EKG tech?
@jaredbeckwith7 күн бұрын
EKG tech records the electrical activity of the heart. An EEG tech records the electrical activity of the brain, primarily looking for seizure activity.
@c.e.w58339 күн бұрын
Did you eat Wendy’s or had to just watch fam eat?
@diannewilliams43779 күн бұрын
Honestly, I can not wait to start my new career path. I have always been interested in things involving the brain, which is why I worked as a patient care technician in Neurology for six and half years. I wanted to be a nurse, but I believe this would be a better fit.
@jaredbeckwith9 күн бұрын
@@diannewilliams4377 one of my friends got rejected from nursing school then got into EEG instead. They said it was a blessing in disguise and love their new career
@melissafowler27919 күн бұрын
Awesome job this year Jared! Nice to see you and get to fangirl in person. Thank you for posting your videos. There are people out there who want to know more and learn.
@jaredbeckwith9 күн бұрын
@@melissafowler2791 Thanks for coming Melissa, much love!! ❤️
@user-ec6xo9je5x9 күн бұрын
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@Farhad2119 күн бұрын
Keep it up jerad! Keep making videos on neurology ❤
@jaredbeckwith9 күн бұрын
@@Farhad211 thank you my friend, will do!!
@Wifeyedition11 күн бұрын
I’m a respiratory therapist
@JayPee2512 күн бұрын
What’s up man. Here in Southern CA they have 2 programs. One is a for profit school and the other is a community college. In your experience do employers look to hire community college graduates over trade schools graduates?
@kanchanaananthan12 күн бұрын
I am looking for a job I am Neuro Technologist I have 8 years experience in this field How to get
@wendycamacho257513 күн бұрын
@micksmith so true I am a Neurodiagnostic technologist with an Associate of Science that I acquired at the same time that I was doing NDT schooling. I love this career but it’s a lie that there are plenty of jobs and yes most companies required that you are registered it took me a year to find a job and it sucks because I have to drive far to different hospitals. I don’t recommend this career!
@micksmith292913 күн бұрын
@@wendycamacho2575 I agree. ABRET needs to eliminate pathway IV and require everyone to have neurodiagnostic education to get registered. It would not only make the job more competitive, it would keep the salary higher as well.
@micksmith292913 күн бұрын
Only if it were that simple to be an EEG Technologist. More and more facilities want you to be registered and have some sort of EEG schooling. As you know, Pathway IV requires 5 years of clinical experience with no degree to become registered. Good selling point though, I hope you can market your products.
@jaredbeckwith13 күн бұрын
@@micksmith2929 I agree & think the hardest part is getting your foot in the door. I have friends who have never been registered and been doing it for decades. Hopefully I can help more people get started learning EEG with my machine. I appreciate your support!
@omar403o713 күн бұрын
Hi Jared I work as a ER tech wondering how do I get started as an EEG tech do I do schooling first or do I try to find a job at the hospital I work at? Wondering if they hire without schooling thank you for this video.
@jaredbeckwith13 күн бұрын
@@omar403o7 I have friends who skipped EEG college and trained themselves. The first steps are to learn the 10-20 system electrode sites, and learn to measure a head. If you submit your email on my website I can send you a free step-by-step guide to become an EEG tech @ aioneeg.com I can check your measurements and give feedback if you email me [email protected]. Teaching yourself should save $10k+ in student loans, and the wasted time not getting paid as a student.
@thebrowithnoname170314 күн бұрын
Another great video, Jared! Keep ‘em coming. Also, I passed my REEGT exam last week!!!!
@jaredbeckwith14 күн бұрын
@@thebrowithnoname1703 congrats!! All your hard work paid off my friend
@QuikModsOBS14 күн бұрын
Has anyone ever recovered from burst suppression??
@jaredbeckwith14 күн бұрын
If the EEG shows burst suppression with no sedation, it is the worst pattern to see besides complete brain death. I’ve never seen someone recover from a burst suppression pattern seen without sedation
@QuikModsOBS14 күн бұрын
@jaredbeckwith that hurts to hear. But a truth I needed to understand. Mother went into CA inside a hospital and still had trauma. Wants to fight to help but seems like I'm all out of options and hope.
@GiftOhuka16 күн бұрын
Pls can i get ur account where i can always reach out to u if i have challenges
@theresamaleady772116 күн бұрын
Never heard if this thing before
@jaredbeckwith16 күн бұрын
@@theresamaleady7721 It was super interesting when I first found out about nonepileptic seizures as a student
@GiftOhuka17 күн бұрын
I need a class to join
@jaredbeckwith17 күн бұрын
@@GiftOhuka My class starts in September for the people who bought my EEG machine. I can take you from beginner to registered EEG tech. Here are some videos to get started learning before September: First learn 10-20 system electrode names: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aZh3y6SznKbQe8Y.html Then learn how to measure a patient: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pmd2xbmaZJauYto.html
@GiftOhuka17 күн бұрын
I am a new EEG technologist, I want to learn more
@jaredbeckwith17 күн бұрын
@@GiftOhuka That’s great, I have lots of free videos on KZread. If you want to learn more, you can buy my EEG machine to practice with @ aioneeg.com shipping in September. You can email me if any questions or need help.
@bbbabytinker118 күн бұрын
Hi I’m interested in becoming an EEG Technician but I cannot find a school that offers the program in Georgia? Do you know of any online courses?
@jaredbeckwith18 күн бұрын
@@bbbabytinker1 I can teach you how to become an EEG technologist remotely. My program starts in September. To sign up, pre order my EEG machine @ aioneeg.com. You can contact me any time while learning if you need help.
@bbbabytinker117 күн бұрын
@@jaredbeckwith😢 I can’t afford it at the moment, I wish.
@jaredbeckwith17 күн бұрын
@@bbbabytinker1 No worries, you don’t need the EEG machine to practice with until you’ve learned the electrode names and know how to measure. Here’s some videos to get started free: First learn 10-20 system electrode names: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aZh3y6SznKbQe8Y.html Then learn how to measure a patient: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pmd2xbmaZJauYto.html Here’s some extra tips after you learn the basics of measuring: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gX2csI-iYb2tc6w.html
@clearedhot614618 күн бұрын
What tips would you recommend for preparing for boards?
@jaredbeckwith18 күн бұрын
@@clearedhot6146 I’d do a little studying maybe an hour a day on things you’re not confident in. It’s better to study a little bit every day instead of trying to cram and memorize everything the week before. If there’s anything you don’t understand, I’m happy to make a video to help. Best of luck to you!
@clearedhot614618 күн бұрын
@@jaredbeckwith Cool, I'm gonna subscribe and will keep in touch.
@joelgarcia103819 күн бұрын
ASAP questions weren't enough. I was getting 98% on ASAP questions and was so pumped up. I even went deeper to not just memorization but understating why that was the answer. But guess what? I ended up failing. Especially if you are unlucky and you get a set of questions that are tricky and has a few possible answers. Guess what. My entire 250 questions was like that.😂
@jaredbeckwith19 күн бұрын
@@joelgarcia1038 I’m sorry the ASAP questions weren’t enough. If you have any specific topics you struggled on during the real exam I’m happy to make videos explaining them to you.
@joelgarcia103819 күн бұрын
@jaredbeckwith thanks Jared. Appreciate the kind words. Actually still feel pretty bummed. I studied hard. But no results... Maybe... do you have any suggestions for a good book to help... I have the eeg primer and read that already. And planning to read it again
@jaredbeckwith19 күн бұрын
@@joelgarcia1038 I think best thing is to focus on the specific questions you struggle with. I think later ABRET will send you details about your scores on each section of question. A general book like EEG primer may just go over general things you already know. I’m sure you can’t be too far off passing since you get 98% on ASAP questions.
@joelgarcia103819 күн бұрын
@jaredbeckwith that's true. I spoke with someone regarding that because the testing facility I took my exam at had technical problems too. Which didn't help at all with already being anxious at that moment of taking an exam.... I will wait for ABRET results and go from there. Thanks Jared!
@shreyashmane8819 күн бұрын
How much hours i have to work a week for travel eeg technician and can i do it with 2 years experience
@jaredbeckwith19 күн бұрын
@@shreyashmane88 Yes you can if registered with 2 years experience. There’s different travel contracts like 8hrs x 5 days/wk, 10hrs x 4 days/wk, 12hrs x 3 days/wk.
@shreyashmane8819 күн бұрын
@@jaredbeckwith i am from India and I have 1 year experience in india and 1 year experience in usa. What do u think now.
@sagarr469420 күн бұрын
Sir you cured your gastritis
@jaredbeckwith20 күн бұрын
@@sagarr4694 it’s manageable now by avoiding acidic foods
@researcherhaht21 күн бұрын
Well done please continue, many thanks
@jaredbeckwith21 күн бұрын
@@researcherhaht glad you appreciate my videos! I’ll keep making more
@yadigthat880622 күн бұрын
This was like the funniest video to learn so much from. Thank you Jared and congrats!
@jaredbeckwith22 күн бұрын
@@yadigthat8806 glad it was helpful my friend!!
@05Shawana22 күн бұрын
The hospital, pediatric world is different like he mentioned. I work pediatrics now. I enjoy it as we are growing our EMU. That world isn't as mundane as outpatient. Each has pros and cons. I enjoy pediatric/hospital world but you will also need a great support team or system to keep going.
@shamsOO-122 күн бұрын
Can you help me in my research on EEG ?
@jaredbeckwith22 күн бұрын
@@shamsOO-1 Yes I can. Send me an email, and I can teach you how to hook up an EEG with my machine [email protected]
@rosesushmit586122 күн бұрын
Hi Jared. Is it possible to get this EEG recording?
@jaredbeckwith22 күн бұрын
@@rosesushmit5861 if you send me an email I can give you a few sample EEGs to view on my software [email protected]
@wendycamacho257522 күн бұрын
I graduated as a NDT last year 2023. I live in CA in the small town of Menifee, it took me a year to find a job and its more of a vender job, pay is very good, I love being a Neurodiagnostic Technologist and I never get bored of doing my job. However, the driving is brutal and very frustrating. It took me 18 months to graduate and I finished it with an Associate of Science degree.
@rayanas46903 күн бұрын
You’re near me. Which school did you attend?
@jaredbeckwith23 күн бұрын
Subscribe for more EEG review videos 😊
@manjulasanjeewani236023 күн бұрын
❤i m eeg tecnichian in sri Lanka and llike call you.
@jaredbeckwith23 күн бұрын
@@manjulasanjeewani2360 thanks for watching my videos! ❤️
@markae026 күн бұрын
You left out what happen if the patient has a seizure when you give them the strobe light. Can't this be horrible to witness and try to manage? How often does it happen?
@jaredbeckwith26 күн бұрын
@@markae0 Good question! If the patient has an epileptic reaction to the strobe light you are supposed to stop it. It happens a lot more rarely than you’d think though.
@explorerars4208Ай бұрын
Sire it will be used as a medical device in future
@jaredbeckwithАй бұрын
@@explorerars4208 god willing 🙏
@en2oh6 күн бұрын
@@jaredbeckwith I think you might be missing a niche (safe) market polysomnography. Of course this is a bit of over kill, but added EOG, resp rate etc and you’ll have a low risk hit in your hands
@idbs7480Ай бұрын
Hi sir... From india ... Pls upload videos about to IONM
@hanabodair7048Ай бұрын
Do u think if I did the practice board exams 25 time and I wrote all the questions 562q and memorized it and understand it I got 99% ( do u think I am ready for board test???!!!
@jaredbeckwithАй бұрын
@@hanabodair7048 I think it would be pretty hard to fail if you memorized all 500 practice questions. You got this!
@edgarrosales1480Ай бұрын
Hey just wanted to say congrats on the progress!
@jaredbeckwithАй бұрын
@@edgarrosales1480 thanks!! Making a little progress every day 😊
@EEGworldАй бұрын
Nice work
@jaredbeckwithАй бұрын
@@EEGworld Thanks my friend!
@rockhead4598Ай бұрын
Hi! Maybe bc your junction box is not incased, so probably picking up all types of electrical interference. When I do my tracing, I unplug beds and pumps, especially the feeding pump. Thanks
@jaredbeckwithАй бұрын
@@rockhead4598 I think you’re right, there is some electrical noise being picked up since the board is not in a box. Definitely on my list of future improvements!
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Please DON'T call them Pseudo siezures. That name implies that they are made up and faked. It is properly named Psychogenic Non-epileptic Seizures. They are also NOT all caused by "trauma" as claimed. I know very personally.
Brilliantly said. We have to remind others that we all were just born. We all share an optimism k, lol
Thanks for everthing you've taught. Since im watching all your videos and havent started my program i have picked up on eeg slang and it's ❤. Happy to have you 🎉🎉 enjoy, lol
If you ever have trouble when in your program I’m here to help. Cheers my friend!
@@jaredbeckwith I will keep this in mind. Thank you humbly. ✌🏾
❤😂😂
The test is checking if your taking the test that I can find a pass or fail?
It looks like the second time checking and score is from after marks are placed. How did the change come at a cost? I thought by going with the first measurements you would have already deducted and then having the correct values?
@@Dmhowdy After you make the marks you will find after checking they will be a few millimeters off of where you initially intended. Being off a few millimeters is okay, but being off centimeters is bad.
Update. U became a machine learning engineer?
@@nahidehsan41 I’m building AI seizure detection software with my dad and brother who are engineers. I know the basics of AI but they write code.
Eye blink and eye closure differentiation?
They both look the same on EEG
Anti seizure medication does help for non epilepsy seizures there are many kind of seizures not just grand mal seizures do your research
No not from any stress from a bacteria infection
Nicely done, but at $1400cad, a bit rich for the hobbiest crowd. Looks like you did a terrific job
@@en2oh You’re right it does cost a lot for most people just looking to record their brain as a hobby. I’m thinking about working towards medical device clearance or using it for my EEG school since it’s expensive to make.
Beautifully made! I have these exact types of seizures, and it helps that I can send this to any of my friends or family that want to know more, and it's always a comfort to understand what the heck my brain is doing
@@michaelb8176 I’m glad you liked my video! Feel free to share it with your friends & family 😊
Is this the same as a EKG tech?
EKG tech records the electrical activity of the heart. An EEG tech records the electrical activity of the brain, primarily looking for seizure activity.
Did you eat Wendy’s or had to just watch fam eat?
Honestly, I can not wait to start my new career path. I have always been interested in things involving the brain, which is why I worked as a patient care technician in Neurology for six and half years. I wanted to be a nurse, but I believe this would be a better fit.
@@diannewilliams4377 one of my friends got rejected from nursing school then got into EEG instead. They said it was a blessing in disguise and love their new career
Awesome job this year Jared! Nice to see you and get to fangirl in person. Thank you for posting your videos. There are people out there who want to know more and learn.
@@melissafowler2791 Thanks for coming Melissa, much love!! ❤️
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Keep it up jerad! Keep making videos on neurology ❤
@@Farhad211 thank you my friend, will do!!
I’m a respiratory therapist
What’s up man. Here in Southern CA they have 2 programs. One is a for profit school and the other is a community college. In your experience do employers look to hire community college graduates over trade schools graduates?
I am looking for a job I am Neuro Technologist I have 8 years experience in this field How to get
@micksmith so true I am a Neurodiagnostic technologist with an Associate of Science that I acquired at the same time that I was doing NDT schooling. I love this career but it’s a lie that there are plenty of jobs and yes most companies required that you are registered it took me a year to find a job and it sucks because I have to drive far to different hospitals. I don’t recommend this career!
@@wendycamacho2575 I agree. ABRET needs to eliminate pathway IV and require everyone to have neurodiagnostic education to get registered. It would not only make the job more competitive, it would keep the salary higher as well.
Only if it were that simple to be an EEG Technologist. More and more facilities want you to be registered and have some sort of EEG schooling. As you know, Pathway IV requires 5 years of clinical experience with no degree to become registered. Good selling point though, I hope you can market your products.
@@micksmith2929 I agree & think the hardest part is getting your foot in the door. I have friends who have never been registered and been doing it for decades. Hopefully I can help more people get started learning EEG with my machine. I appreciate your support!
Hi Jared I work as a ER tech wondering how do I get started as an EEG tech do I do schooling first or do I try to find a job at the hospital I work at? Wondering if they hire without schooling thank you for this video.
@@omar403o7 I have friends who skipped EEG college and trained themselves. The first steps are to learn the 10-20 system electrode sites, and learn to measure a head. If you submit your email on my website I can send you a free step-by-step guide to become an EEG tech @ aioneeg.com I can check your measurements and give feedback if you email me [email protected]. Teaching yourself should save $10k+ in student loans, and the wasted time not getting paid as a student.
Another great video, Jared! Keep ‘em coming. Also, I passed my REEGT exam last week!!!!
@@thebrowithnoname1703 congrats!! All your hard work paid off my friend
Has anyone ever recovered from burst suppression??
If the EEG shows burst suppression with no sedation, it is the worst pattern to see besides complete brain death. I’ve never seen someone recover from a burst suppression pattern seen without sedation
@jaredbeckwith that hurts to hear. But a truth I needed to understand. Mother went into CA inside a hospital and still had trauma. Wants to fight to help but seems like I'm all out of options and hope.
Pls can i get ur account where i can always reach out to u if i have challenges
Never heard if this thing before
@@theresamaleady7721 It was super interesting when I first found out about nonepileptic seizures as a student
I need a class to join
@@GiftOhuka My class starts in September for the people who bought my EEG machine. I can take you from beginner to registered EEG tech. Here are some videos to get started learning before September: First learn 10-20 system electrode names: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aZh3y6SznKbQe8Y.html Then learn how to measure a patient: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pmd2xbmaZJauYto.html
I am a new EEG technologist, I want to learn more
@@GiftOhuka That’s great, I have lots of free videos on KZread. If you want to learn more, you can buy my EEG machine to practice with @ aioneeg.com shipping in September. You can email me if any questions or need help.
Hi I’m interested in becoming an EEG Technician but I cannot find a school that offers the program in Georgia? Do you know of any online courses?
@@bbbabytinker1 I can teach you how to become an EEG technologist remotely. My program starts in September. To sign up, pre order my EEG machine @ aioneeg.com. You can contact me any time while learning if you need help.
@@jaredbeckwith😢 I can’t afford it at the moment, I wish.
@@bbbabytinker1 No worries, you don’t need the EEG machine to practice with until you’ve learned the electrode names and know how to measure. Here’s some videos to get started free: First learn 10-20 system electrode names: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aZh3y6SznKbQe8Y.html Then learn how to measure a patient: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pmd2xbmaZJauYto.html Here’s some extra tips after you learn the basics of measuring: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gX2csI-iYb2tc6w.html
What tips would you recommend for preparing for boards?
@@clearedhot6146 I’d do a little studying maybe an hour a day on things you’re not confident in. It’s better to study a little bit every day instead of trying to cram and memorize everything the week before. If there’s anything you don’t understand, I’m happy to make a video to help. Best of luck to you!
@@jaredbeckwith Cool, I'm gonna subscribe and will keep in touch.
ASAP questions weren't enough. I was getting 98% on ASAP questions and was so pumped up. I even went deeper to not just memorization but understating why that was the answer. But guess what? I ended up failing. Especially if you are unlucky and you get a set of questions that are tricky and has a few possible answers. Guess what. My entire 250 questions was like that.😂
@@joelgarcia1038 I’m sorry the ASAP questions weren’t enough. If you have any specific topics you struggled on during the real exam I’m happy to make videos explaining them to you.
@jaredbeckwith thanks Jared. Appreciate the kind words. Actually still feel pretty bummed. I studied hard. But no results... Maybe... do you have any suggestions for a good book to help... I have the eeg primer and read that already. And planning to read it again
@@joelgarcia1038 I think best thing is to focus on the specific questions you struggle with. I think later ABRET will send you details about your scores on each section of question. A general book like EEG primer may just go over general things you already know. I’m sure you can’t be too far off passing since you get 98% on ASAP questions.
@jaredbeckwith that's true. I spoke with someone regarding that because the testing facility I took my exam at had technical problems too. Which didn't help at all with already being anxious at that moment of taking an exam.... I will wait for ABRET results and go from there. Thanks Jared!
How much hours i have to work a week for travel eeg technician and can i do it with 2 years experience
@@shreyashmane88 Yes you can if registered with 2 years experience. There’s different travel contracts like 8hrs x 5 days/wk, 10hrs x 4 days/wk, 12hrs x 3 days/wk.
@@jaredbeckwith i am from India and I have 1 year experience in india and 1 year experience in usa. What do u think now.
Sir you cured your gastritis
@@sagarr4694 it’s manageable now by avoiding acidic foods
Well done please continue, many thanks
@@researcherhaht glad you appreciate my videos! I’ll keep making more
This was like the funniest video to learn so much from. Thank you Jared and congrats!
@@yadigthat8806 glad it was helpful my friend!!
The hospital, pediatric world is different like he mentioned. I work pediatrics now. I enjoy it as we are growing our EMU. That world isn't as mundane as outpatient. Each has pros and cons. I enjoy pediatric/hospital world but you will also need a great support team or system to keep going.
Can you help me in my research on EEG ?
@@shamsOO-1 Yes I can. Send me an email, and I can teach you how to hook up an EEG with my machine [email protected]
Hi Jared. Is it possible to get this EEG recording?
@@rosesushmit5861 if you send me an email I can give you a few sample EEGs to view on my software [email protected]
I graduated as a NDT last year 2023. I live in CA in the small town of Menifee, it took me a year to find a job and its more of a vender job, pay is very good, I love being a Neurodiagnostic Technologist and I never get bored of doing my job. However, the driving is brutal and very frustrating. It took me 18 months to graduate and I finished it with an Associate of Science degree.
You’re near me. Which school did you attend?
Subscribe for more EEG review videos 😊
❤i m eeg tecnichian in sri Lanka and llike call you.
@@manjulasanjeewani2360 thanks for watching my videos! ❤️
You left out what happen if the patient has a seizure when you give them the strobe light. Can't this be horrible to witness and try to manage? How often does it happen?
@@markae0 Good question! If the patient has an epileptic reaction to the strobe light you are supposed to stop it. It happens a lot more rarely than you’d think though.
Sire it will be used as a medical device in future
@@explorerars4208 god willing 🙏
@@jaredbeckwith I think you might be missing a niche (safe) market polysomnography. Of course this is a bit of over kill, but added EOG, resp rate etc and you’ll have a low risk hit in your hands
Hi sir... From india ... Pls upload videos about to IONM
Do u think if I did the practice board exams 25 time and I wrote all the questions 562q and memorized it and understand it I got 99% ( do u think I am ready for board test???!!!
@@hanabodair7048 I think it would be pretty hard to fail if you memorized all 500 practice questions. You got this!
Hey just wanted to say congrats on the progress!
@@edgarrosales1480 thanks!! Making a little progress every day 😊
Nice work
@@EEGworld Thanks my friend!
Hi! Maybe bc your junction box is not incased, so probably picking up all types of electrical interference. When I do my tracing, I unplug beds and pumps, especially the feeding pump. Thanks
@@rockhead4598 I think you’re right, there is some electrical noise being picked up since the board is not in a box. Definitely on my list of future improvements!