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Bioelectric Origins of EEG

What Is EEG?

The Neuron And Electrical Activity

Dipoles And Volume Conduction

Basic Neurophysiology & Neuroanatomy

Major Brain Regions And Their Functions  

Cortical Regions And Frequency Patterns

Cortical Lobes And Functions

Cerebrum (Beta): Thinking, Memory, And Sensory Processing  

Subcortical Structures And Their EEG Signatures

Cerebellum: Coordination And Balance  

Brainstem: Automatic Functions (Breathing, Heart Rate)  

Neurons And Synapses  

Structure Of Neurons  

Role Of Neurotransmitters In Communication  

The Limbic System (Theta Generator)

The Thalamus (Alpha Generator):

The Striatum/Basal Ganglia

EEG Technology and Application  

Understanding EEG Waves  

Delta, Theta, Alpha, Beta, And Gamma Waves  

What These Waves Indicate About Brain Activity  

EEG Procedure And Equipment  

How EEG Is Conducted  

Types Of Electrodes Used  

Clinical Applications Of EEG  

Diagnosis Of Neurological Disorders (E.G., Epilepsy)  

Research Applications In Psychology And Neuroscience  

Functional Neuroanatomy and EEG Correlates

The Somatosensory Cortex And SMR

Neurotransmitter Systems and EEG

Major Neurotransmitter Categories

Neurotransmitter-EEG Correlations

Cortical Organization and Connectivity

 Cortical Layers And Cell Columns

Fiber Systems And Connectivity

Default Mode Network And Connectivity

Brodmann Areas and Electrode Placement

Understanding Brodmann's Mapping System

Electrode Placement Variability And Clinical Implications

Dive into the fascinating world of neuroscience with our comprehensive course, EEG Essentials. This course is designed for anyone interested in understanding the intricate workings of the human brain through the lens of electroencephalography (EEG). You will explore the bioelectric origins of EEG, the basic neurophysiology and neuroanatomy of the brain, and the technology behind EEG applications. Whether you're a student, a healthcare professional, or simply a curious mind, this course will equip you with the foundational knowledge needed to appreciate how brain activity is measured and interpreted. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of the brain and its electrical signals, paving the way for a deeper understanding of neurological health and cognitive function.

II. EEG Essentials: Exploring the Structure and Function of the Brain  

Basic neuroanatomy - To understand what EEG is and where it comes from, it is best to begin with a study of basic anatomy and neurophysiology of the brain. Becoming proficient with terms and concepts relating to this topic will make reading the scientific literature easier as well as contribute significantly to your ability to provide effective protocols using the information provided for that purpose in this book.

EEG Essentials: Exploring the Structure and Function of the Brain  

<div class="simple-box-wrapper">    <div class="simple-box">        <div class="column">                        <p>The human brain, a complex organ composed of approximately 86 billion neurons, serves as the epicenter of our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Understanding its intricate workings is essential for advancing fields such as psychology, neuroscience, and clinical medicine. EEG Essentials: Exploring the Structure and Function of the Brain offers a comprehensive exploration of electroencephalography (EEG), a pivotal technology that allows researchers and clinicians to visualize the brain's electrical activity in real-time. Through this course, participants will delve into the bioelectric origins of EEG, uncovering the fundamental principles that govern neural communication and the physiological processes underlying brain function.</p>

<p>As learners progress through the course, they will investigate the major brain regions and their associated functions, gaining insights into how different areas contribute to our cognitive and emotional experiences. From the cerebrum's role in higher-order thinking to the brainstem's regulation of vital functions, each section of the curriculum is designed to enhance understanding of the brain's architecture and its dynamic operations. With a focus on EEG technology, participants will also explore the characteristics of brain waves and their clinical applications, such as diagnosing neurological disorders and researching psychological phenomena. This course serves as an essential foundation for anyone interested in the interplay between brain structure, function, and electrical activity, equipping participants with the knowledge to engage with contemporary issues in neuroscience and mental health.</p>        </div>    </div></div>