Spider FAQs

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How do I apply the Spider EEG Electrode to the patient?
To apply a Spider EEG Electrode, use the same method as any other cup electrode, but apply less paste/gel – only enough to completely fill the webbed area of the Spider EEG Electrode. The lead is designed for efficient use of paste, for more information visit our gels and pastes page.

 

Can I use collodion?
Yes, collodion can be used on top of the Spider EEG Electrode. It is recommended to apply the conductive material to the Spider electrode first, and then apply the collodion on top of the lead. If needed, a small amount of additional paste/gel can be added through any entry point in the collodion.

How do I clean Spider EEG Electrodes?
For proper cleaning instructions, please review the Spider EEG Electrode’s Instructions for Use.

Are Spider EEG Electrodes as durable as standard cup electrodes?
Yes, Spider EEG Electrodes will last as long as a standard cup electrode. Made of pure silver with a coating of either gold or silver/silver-chloride, the Spider EEG Electrode is a durable, reliable choice for monitoring.

Can I use the Spider EEG Electrode on a patient alongside a standard cup electrode?
Absolutely, a Spider EEG Electrode can be used with a standard cup electrode of the same material and will not cause any dissimilar metal artifact [i.e. a gold Spider EEG Electrode can be used with a gold cup electrode and a silver/silver-chloride Spider EEG Electrode can be used with a silver/silver-chloride cup electrode]. 

For additional application support or other technical assistance, contact sales@rhythmlink.com.

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