The iWorx TA Control Module included in the kit allows EEGs from the left and right hemispheres to be recorded simultaneously, as well as skin conductance and temperature, respiration rate, heart rate, blood pressure, or pulse volume. The dual biopotential input also allows simultaneous monitoring of EMGs from muscles in opposition, or all six limb leads of the cardiogram and the cardiac angle.
Courseware
These Lab Exercises can be performed with the PK-TA kit. For additional exercises please visit the courseware page.
The PK-TA includes: IX-TA-220 iWorx TA Recorder with built-in Spirometer, Barometric Pressure Sensor, Heart Sounds Sensor, GripForce/Blood Pressure Sensor, Temperature Sensor, O2 Electrode Input,two iWire Digital Interfaces, High and Low Voltage Stimulators. LabScribe Software with site license and free updates. Experiment Builder iWire-BG3 iWire Compatible Isolated ECG, EMG and GSR Recording Module PT-104 Pulse Probe A-RM-220 Respiration Monitor (nasal cannula) EM-220 Event Marker TM-220 Temperature Sensor BP-220 Blood Pressure Sensor FRS-220 Foot Reaction Switch BCL-100 Bi-color Light Source C-ISO-GSR GSR Electrodes C-ISO-SC5 Ag/AgCl/EEG Reusable Button Electrode Courseware and Cables Optional Addons: NS-HKTA Add-on Neurobiology Teaching Set for HK-TA or PK-TA IS-TA Add-On Invertebrate Transducer Set RS-PKTA Add-On Reflex Set A-iTRAX Eye Tracking Add-on Set IX-EEG 10-20 system EEG Recorder List of all transducers compatible with the IX-TA-220
Human Circulation
HC-01: Blood Pressure, Peripheral Circulation and Body Position
HC-02: Blood Pressure, Peripheral Circulation and Imposed Conditions
HC-04: Pulse Contour Analysis
HC-05: Body Position, Exercise and Cardiac Output
Human Exercise
HE-01: Metabolism and Thermal Response to Exercise
HE-02: Recovery from Exercise
Human Heart
HH-01: Electrocardiogram (ECG) and Peripheral Circulation
HH-02: ECG and Heart Sounds with Stethoscope
HH-04: Six Lead ECG
HH-05A: The Diving Reflex
HH-05B: The Diving Reflex with Respiration rate
HH-06: Heart Rate Variability
HH-07: ECG using Six Chest Leads
HH-12: Pulse and Heart Rate Variability (HRV)
Human Muscle
HM-02: Electromyogram Activity in Antagonistic Muscles
HM-03: Oculomotor Muscle Activity
HM-08: Electromyogram (EMG) Activity while Arm Wrestling
HM-09: Kinesiology and Electromyogram (EMG) Activity in Targeted Muscles
HM-10: The Electrogastrogram (EGG) and Growling Stomach
Human Nerve
HN-01: Auditory and Visual Reflexes
HN-02B: Stretch Receptors and Reflexes with Plethysmograph
HN-03: Human Nerve Conduction Velocity
HN-04: Hand vs. Foot Reactions
HN-05: Visual Reflexes and Color Stimulation
HN-06: Hoffman Reflex using the Soleus Muscle
HN-07: Median Nerve Conduction Velocity
HN-08: Game Show Physiology
Human PsychoPhysiology
HP-01: The Electroencephalogram (EEG)
HP-01A: The Electroencephalogram (EEG) using Button Electrodes
HP-02: Galvanic Skin Response and Emotion
HP-03: Galvanic Skin Response and Deception, Coginitive Compliance and Vigilance
HP-04: Skin Temperature, Stress, Calming and Embarrassment
HP-05A: Heart Rate and Blood Pressure
HP-05B: Personality and Vagal Tone
HP-05C: Vigilance and Reaction Time
HP-06: Cynicism-Hostility and the Hot Reactor
HP-07: The Stroop Effect – Interference of Stimuli on Associative Tasks
HP-08: The Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) and Investigation into Cheating
HP-09: Facial Expression Electromyograms (EMG) and Emotion
HP-10: Visual Evoked Potentials (VEP)
HP-11: Multisensory Reaction Times
HP-12: Rubber Hand Illusion
HP-13: The Gaze Cue Paradigm
HP-14: Hypothesis-driven Biofeedback Lab/Research Study
