The Difference Between Electroencephalography and Evoked Potentials Is That Evoked

question 11

Multiple Choice

The difference between electroencephalography and evoked potentials is that evoked potentials

• A) record electrical and muscle activity.
• B) monitor cerebral blood flow velocity.
• C) record impulses generated by sensory stimuli.
• D) cannot be used in the assessment of spinal cord injury.

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