Absi/Carlson: Sleep Flashcards

1
Q

What percent of our time is spent in sleep?

A

1/3

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2
Q

What percent of the population reports sleep difficulties?

A

47%

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3
Q

What percent of hospital pts w/ behavioral problems suffer from sleep disturbances?

A

80%

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4
Q

What causes sleep disturbances?

A
  1. Insomnia–> emotional disturbances and impairments in mental functioning (memory difficulty)
  2. Obstructive sleep apnea–> impairment in performance on complex motor tasks
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5
Q

What are the two main categories of sleep and how do they differ?

A

REM: Neurological Recovery

Non-REM: Bones and Muscles

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6
Q

What happens in Non-REM stage 1

A

Twilight sleep
transition from wakefulness to sleep
I am NOT sleeping

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7
Q

What happens in Non-REM stage 2

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Bridge from stage 1 to slow wave

EEG tracings of sleep spindles and K complexes’ cause arousal of sleep architecture

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8
Q

What happens in Non-REM stage 3

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Restorative to bones and muscles
Consistent breathing pattern
Stable blood pressure – 10% lower – “dipping”

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9
Q

What is the difficult sleep to be awaken from?

A

Non-REM stage 3

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10
Q

When do parasomnias (sleep walking, bedwetting) occur?

A

Non-REM stage 3

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11
Q

What happens in REM sleep

A
Neurological recovery
Blood pressure fluctuates
Breathing pattern fluctuates
Shuffle and organize days occurrences
Dreaming
Easiest to awaken from
Erections occur in males
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12
Q

Describe the cycles of sleep?

A

Cycle through stages every 90 minutes

More SLOW wave EARLY in night

More REM at END of night

Awakenings occur during lighter stages

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13
Q

What stage of sleep is important for neurological recovery (depression)?

A

REM

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14
Q

How much sleep do you really need?

A

Average adult 7.5

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15
Q

How many hours of sleep do children need?

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Children: 10 to 11 hours – increase in SLOW wave sleep (growing)

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16
Q

How much sleep do adolescents need?

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Adolescence: 9 to 10 hours – hormones cause a circadian shift – go to sleep later and wake later

17
Q

How much sleep do adults? How do senior differ?

A

Adults: 8 hours

Seniors: 8 hours – decreased slow wave sleep, more fragmented sleep, may need naps