Chapter 28 : Sleep-wake disorders Flashcards

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the following flashcards are going to be talking about the sleep cycle from the powerpoint and study guide

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what part of the brain helps control sleep and wake?

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hypothalamus

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what is the neurotransmitter to help with sleep?

what is the neurotransmitter to help with wake?

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gaba - sleep
histamine - wake

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homeostatic sleep drive vs circadian wake drive? what does it mean ?

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pressured to sleep
pressured to wake up

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what is the hormone coming out with circadian wake drive?

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adenosine

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what is the hormone coming out with homeostatic sleep drive?

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suprachiasmatic nucleus ( scn ) and orexin and melatonin

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what is insomnia ?

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characterized by difficulty falling asleep or difficully maintaining sleep

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typically what is the medication we use to treat insomnia?

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benzo

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what is the melatonin receptor agnostic medication?

orexin receptor antagonists?

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ramelteon ( rozerem )
suvorexant ( belsomra )

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OSA syndrome is diagnosed with what?

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breathing related sleep disorder characterized by excessive snoring and episodes of apnea

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parasomnias is abnormal behavior events in sleep, like what?

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sleepwalking
sleep terrors
nightmare disorder
RLS

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what are some things we can recommend to a patient who has trouble sleeping?

what are sone things we can recommend to a patient who has trouble getting up?

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no stimulants before bed
dark room
cool environment
no disturbances

activity
sun
exercise
bright light

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