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Children under the age of 12 who take this test are asked to remain awake from midnight until exam time. Do not eat or drink anything containing caffeine between
Please arrive at the EEG lab 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment. If your physician instructs you to have a SLEEP DEPRIVED EEG please follow the
Instructions for EEG Testing. 1. For adults the recommendation is to sleep no more than 4 to 5 hours the night prior to the study infants should be scheduled at nap time. 2. Please keep The goal is to be sleep deprived so the child will sleep
PREPARING FOR AN EEG. Where is the test done? We prefer this test to be scheduled at AdventHealth Tampa – the hospital next door to our office. This will
You know your child’s sleep habits and schedule best, but here are some general guidelines: For children under 2 years old, wake them one to two hours earlier
the Clinic, we make every attempt to schedule the EEG prior to the consult so that your test may be I will go through instructions you must take in preparation for the test, then the The night prior, try to sleep 2-3 hours less than usual, unless sleep deprivation has triggered a major or severe seizure in the past .If you are
Simple instructions for partial sleep deprivation prior to pediatric EEG reduces This was achieved by using the same sleep deprivation schedule irrespective ofThe beginning of the sleep-deprived EEG test is the same as a standard EEG test. You may then fall asleep or doze while the EEG is still recording the activity in
Simple instructions for partial sleep deprivation prior to pediatric EEG reduces This was achieved by using the same sleep deprivation schedule irrespective ofThe beginning of the sleep-deprived EEG test is the same as a standard EEG test. You may then fall asleep or doze while the EEG is still recording the activity in