Block 2 Review Flashcards
Psychiatric diagnoses and exogenous pharmacology have been long associated with specific changes in sleep pattern. Based on current laboratory data decrease in rapid eye movement sleep would most likely be due to
A) abusing alcohol
B)
Abusing alcohol
A 35 year old woman have been having trouble sleeping. Her physician prescribes a course of benzodiazepines to deal with this problem. He hands her a prescription he should also
Insomnia
At about the same time that children are toilet trained their sleep patterns are characterized by:
B. 2 to 3 sleep periods throughout the day
K complexes are characteristic of a stage of sleep also distinguished by:
Sleep spindles
In a typical 30 year old adult, the first 3 hours of sleep each night are accompanied by a measurable increase in
Output of human growth hormone
Output of human growth hormone
A measurable increase in delta stage sleep is often observed following
Physical exercise
45 year old male presents to his physician complaining of fatigue he reports hard time going to sleep at night waking up multiple times and headache upon waking up in the morning. His wife started sleeping on couch because his loud snoring
Sleep apnea
10 year old boy referred to you for complaint of nighttime waking and fearful and disoriented after waking, he occasionally sleep walks and awakened in the morning. After EEG and head CT contrast are negative.
Sleep terror disorder
Man suffers what he calls sleep attacks, nearly every day over 4 month short episodes and abrupt sleep. He has narcolepsy which is example of
Dyssomnia
Interrupted REM
Mark is 49 year old male who presents to his physician for routine cholesterol check BMI is 35. Diagnosed with high cholesterol. His wife sherry says he wakes up at night with choking sounds, not breaking. He gets a polysomnography done. In a follow-up visit Mark learns from his physician that he has a positive diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea OSA. Episodes of sleep apnea are defined as lasting:
More than 10 seconds
Hypnagogic hallucination in narcolepsy are seen during transition from (sleep to wakefulness)
both
Medical record of 65 year old male details long history of medical conditions, diabetes, gastric ulcer, recurrent headache, peripheral neuropathy. In addition to these the record indicates that patient has history of substance abuse and no specifics are provided. Upon interviewing the patient, the physician is most likely to discover that the substance abused is most likely from:
Alcohol
21 year old male brought to the emergency room by parents concerned about him stumbling and hands waving in the air. Patients seems anxious, slight tremor, dilated pupils, elevated heart rate and clammy skin. Over time he becomes verbal and reports that he felt like he was floating out of his body and words spoken seemed like insects are crawling on him:
Cocaine
Police bring 22 year old male to emergency room and from the onset he is belligerent, aggressive, and violent requiring several officers to examine him. He was questioned and was paranoid. Physical exam show muscle ridgity and pupils move. He was previously treated for narcotics overdose. What neurochemical mechanisms most likely account for his behaviors?
Antagonism of glutamate receptors
Parents who are concerned because their 17 year old son is “just not himself” bring him to the emergency room. Preliminary elimination shows boy to be drowsy with slurred speech, pupillary constriction, and lethargy and generally positive. Based on this initial presentation the boy is most likely intoxicated with?
Opiates
30 year old man comes to emergency room complaining of stomach cramps, diarrhea, sweating, fever, runny nose, goosey bumps on skin. His pupils are dilated and he yawns frequently. Of the following what is most likely the cause of this picture?
Heroin withdrawal