EEG Study: Practice & Review

Review EEG patterns one tracing at a time. EEG Study is a review and practice app for individual learners: residents, fellows, EEG technologists, and students. Answer a question, see the explanation right away (and, if you miss, why your pick was wrong), then let flashcards bring the key facts back before you forget them. WHAT'S INSIDE • 67 figure-based questions with EEG tracings • 200 multiple-choice practice questions in all, each with an explanation, a one-line takeaway, and references • 276 flashcards with spaced repetition: cards you know come back later, and missed cards come back sooner • Timed 20-question blocks to practice working at pace, with a full review at the end • Pattern of the day: one figure question each day • Progress by topic, so you can see where to spend your next session TOPICS Practice questions cover routine EEG, ICU EEG, epilepsy syndromes, evaluation, mechanisms, and systems, plus background knowledge on epilepsy management for learning only (not treatment advice). Flashcards cover foundations, instrumentation, electrodes and montages, normal EEG, sleep and drowsiness, normal variants and artifacts, epileptiform abnormalities, seizures on EEG, ICU and continuous EEG, and reporting. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account and no sign-up. Your progress is saved only on your device. EEG Study does not collect or share personal data. FREE This version is free, with no ads and no in-app purchases. ABOUT THE FIGURES All EEG tracings in this app are synthetic illustrations generated by code; no patient recordings are used. IMPORTANT EEG Study is for education only. It is not a medical device, does not diagnose or treat any condition, and is not medical advice. Do not use it to interpret patient EEGs or make clinical decisions. It is not accredited for continuing education. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Written by Robert Cai, MD, board-certified neurologist (ABPN); board-eligible and fellowship-trained in epilepsy; community faculty, University of Nevada, Reno. Independent educational resource; not affiliated with or endorsed by ABPN or ABRET. Contact: robert.cai@cai-neurology-epilepsy.com