This course provides a detailed understanding of neuroanatomy and neuropathology. Focus is on specific knowledge required for successful completion of EEG Board Exam. This course is a continuation of the concepts introduced in EEG I. Students continue hands on experience in applying electrodes and recording EEG's on each other. Neurological disorders and their EEG correlates are introduced. In this course students continue hands on training in properly recording EEG's.
Students begin to function independently.
This course utilizes the seminar format to explore issues which confront today's health care provider. Topics include managed care, health law, ethics, and preparation for the transition from school to work. In this clinical experience students refine the skills which were acquired in previous clinical experiences. Focus is on accurate, independent practice. This course provides a synthesis and review of all previously presented concepts related to cognitive knowledge and psychomotor skills in order to prepare the student for the written and practical National Board Exam.