12 Sleep Flashcards

1
Q

Three measurements of sleep

A

Electro-encephalogram (head)
Electro-oculogram (eye)
Electro-myogram (neck)

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2
Q

Describe pre sleep alpha waves

A

Bursts of 8-12Hz activity in low amplitude/ high frequency

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3
Q

Describe the four stages of sleep alpha waves

A

Progressive increase in amplitude and decrease in frequency across the 4 stages

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4
Q

Sleep spindle

A

1-2secs burst of 12-14Hz waves

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5
Q

K complex

A

Single large upward then downwards deflection

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6
Q

How long does each sleep cycle last?

A

90mins

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7
Q

Initial stage 1 EEG

A

The first time we experience stage 1 sleep in a night

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8
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Emergent stage 1 EEG

A

Any subsequent times we experience stage 1 sleep that night

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9
Q

When do we experience REM and lack of core muscle tone

A

During stage 1

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10
Q

Recuperation theory

A

Being awake disrupts homeostasis, sleeping restores this stage

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11
Q

Evolutionary theory

A

Sleep evolved in humans to prevent accidents and predation at night

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12
Q

What is the text of exercise on sleep?

A

Little to no effect

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13
Q

How does sleep deprivation influence us

A

It influences mood, physiological function, molecular function and executive functions

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14
Q

What happens when REM sleep is prevented

A

The body wants it more, causes a transient rebound

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15
Q

What regions of the brain are involved in sleep?

A

Hypothalamus and reticular system

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16
Q

Narcolepsy

A

A disease causing frequent sudden sleep for short periods

17
Q

REM sleep without core muscle atonia

A

Dreaming but our muscles still react causing sleepwalking and other movements in sleep