EEG Lab Report Biohazard (1)

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Biohazard 50B EEG Lab Report Template Relevant Parameters: First recording starts at event labeled 'EEG with changing eye conditions': Subject was relaxed with eyes closed for about 20 seconds, then opened eyes for 20 seconds, then closed eyes until end of recording. Data is stored thusly: CH 1 recorded EEG CH 40 alpha rhythm: 8-13 Hz CH 41 beta rhythm: 13-30 Hz CH 42 delta rhythm: 1-5 Hz CH 43 theta rhythm: 4-8 Hz Subject Name Josh Delgado Subject Profile Age: 26 Gender: Male EEG Amplitude Measurements Table 3.2 Standard Deviation by Channel Rhythm (Ch) Eyes Closed Eyes Open Eyes Re-closed Alpha (40) 0.593755 0.666854 0.693639 Beta (41) 0.88931 0.904944 0.938433 Delta (42) 0.660853 0.651603 0.728989 Theta (43) 0.61288 0.571923 0.666393 EEG Frequency Measurements Table 3.3 Frequency (Hz) Rhythm CH Measurement Cycle 1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3 Mean Alpha SC Freq 8.69565 12.5 10 10.3986 Beta SC Freq 22.2222 18.18 20 20.1347 Delta SC Freq 6.45161 4.65116 4.34783 5.1502 Theta SC Freq 7.1286 4.34783 8 6.4969
Biohazard 50B EEG Lab Report Template Subject Name: Josh Delgado Subject Profile Age: 26 Gender: Male Analysis Examine the alpha and beta waveforms for change between the “eyes closed” state and the “eyes open” state. Does alpha desynchronization occur when the eyes are open? Explain: No, alpha desynchronization does not occur. When the subject closed their eyes, it was expected to occur as they were supposed to be more relaxed by doing so. However, this error may have been caused by other factors other than the subject not being able to relax. Does the beta rhythm become more pronounced in the “eyes open” state? Explain: The beta rhythm does increase during the “eyes open” state. This is consistent with the expected results. Beta rhythm is expected to increase when the subject is in a state of complex thought or anxiety. Examine the delta and theta rhythm. Is there an increase in delta and theta activity when the eyes are open? Explain: No, there wasn’t an increase in delta and theta activity when the eyes were open. The increase that occurs when the subject’s eyes are closed may be caused by his concentrating on entering a state of relaxation. This inconsistency
may also be caused by other external factors.
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