Are you ready for the CPSGT and RPSGT exams? The CPSGT certificated was established for entry-level technicians in the sleep field. Those who obtain a CPSGT certificate will be eligible to earn a Registered Polysomnographic Technologist credential, or RPSGT credential, which is a process that must be completed within three years of earning CPSGT certification. This quiz is a must and will prepare you for the exam. You can do it.
Asystole
Bigeminy
Bradycardia
PAC
4cm H20
5cm H20
3cm H20
6cm H20
LFF 0.3 / HFF 35
LFF 0.5 / HFF 25
LFF 1 / HFF 15
LFF 1 / HFF 35
LFF 10 / HFF 100
LFF 0.3 / HFF 35
LFF 0.3 / HFF 70
LFF 35 / HFF 100
Eliminating undesired slow frequencies
Eliminating undesired fast frequencies
Adjusting signal amplitude
Calibrating DC amplifiers
Review the chart for the physician's order
Contact the physician
Perform physiological calibrations
Ask the patient for a chief complaint
3
2
1
4
3%
4%
2%
5%
There is no required decrease in SpO2
2%
3%
4%
All the above
Establish certain scoring references for the sleep study
Verify signal derivations for each channel
Confirm the integrity of the signals
Less than 5k ohms
Less than 5 ohms
Less than 10k ohms
At least 10k ohms
3.2cm
1.6cm
6.4cm
2.8cm
2.8cm
5.6cm
3.8cm
10cm
F4
Fp2
F6
C4
T5
C3
P3
Oz
7cm
3cm
10cm
4cm
Frequency
Amplitute
Sensitivity
Filter
Increased PCO2
Decreased PCO2
Increased PO2
CPOD
Cheyne-Stokes respiration
Hypoventilation
Pickwickian syndrome
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
N3
REM
N1
N2
At least a 90% reduction in airflow signal for at least 10 seconds, with effort throughout the apnea
At least a 90% reduction in airflow signal for at least 10 seconds, with effort ABSENT for the duration of the apnea
At least a 30% reduction in airflow signal for at least 10 seconds, with at least a 3% oxygen desaturation
At least a 70% reduction in airflow signal for at least 10 seconds, with effort throughout the apnea
8-13Hz
7-14Hz
4-7Hz
>13Hz
0.5-2Hz
4-7Hz
>13
8-13Hz
>13Hz
0.5-2Hz
8-13Hz
4-7Hz
4-7Hz
8-13Hz
0.5-2Hz
>13Hz
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