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Clinician's Guide - Bio-Medical Instruments, Inc.

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Using the Open Display Screens (Our Preference)<br />

You can do a 1 Hz bin assessment using the Open Display screens:<br />

PI MT 1EEG Physio-1Hz bins.chs<br />

PI MT 1EEG Physio-2Hz bins.chs<br />

At the ADD Centre we also use PI MT 1EEG-Physio-HRV FB.chs channel set for<br />

repeated assessments to gage progress. The assessment screen is always one of the 5<br />

screens that we choose for a feedback session. It serves a number of purposes. We can<br />

save the data for future artifacting and, from time to time during a session, ensure that we<br />

have a good EEG being recorded. In addition, we can remind the client of how their EEG<br />

pattern reflects their mental state and the difficulties that they are trying to overcome.<br />

This is a reminder of their clinical or educational goals and what they want to accomplish<br />

in terms of changing their mental state and, thereby, the observed EEG. We remind them<br />

that the EEG is nothing more than a flag. A flag that reflects what their brain is doing at<br />

any instant in time. A flag that is a tool for them to use as a guide to help them practice<br />

sustaining mental states that will optimize their own performance.<br />

A single monitor and a dual monitor example of the 1 channel assessment screen are<br />

shown below:<br />

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