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Name of Policy: WADA Recording Technique Policy Number: 3364-138-10 Department: Approving Officer: N

Name of Policy: WADA Recording Technique Policy Number: 3364-138-10 Department: Approving Officer: N-2025

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The document outlines the WADA Recording Technique policy at the University of Toledo Medical Center, detailing procedures for EEG monitoring during the Intracarotid Sodium Amytal test to assess cerebral dominance. It includes guidelines for electrode placement, equipment setup, and monitoring protocols during the procedure, emphasizing the roles of EEG technicians, neurologists, and neuropsychologists.

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Begin by reviewing the policy statement section, which outlines the purpose of EEG monitoring during the WADA test. Familiarize yourself with this information as it sets the context for the procedure.
Proceed to fill out the 'Scope' section, ensuring that you specify 'The University of Toledo Medical Center' as your institution.
In the 'Procedure' section, follow each step carefully. Start with electrode placement instructions, ensuring you note down any specific requirements such as impedance levels and electrode types.
Document all necessary supplies in the designated area. This includes items like portable EEG systems and electrode supplies, which are crucial for a successful procedure.
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Name of Policy: WADA Recording Technique Policy Number: 3364-138-10 Department: Approving Officer: N-2025

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