Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

The rem cycle consists of what 2 cycles?

A

NREM and REM

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2
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How many stages are in NREM sleep?

A

3

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3
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REM sleep occurs how long after stage 1 of NREM?

A

90 minutes

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4
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how long does REM sleep last

A

20 minutes

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4
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What all do we experience during REM sleep? (6 things)

A

variable vital signs, rapid eye movement, absent skeletal muscle tone, increased gastric secretions, vivid+ lucid dreaming, difficulty arousing

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5
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What can disrupt sleep in a patient? (5 things)

A

waking up for unnecessary treatment, exposure to computer light, time consuming treatments, poor sleep environment, frequently entering room

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6
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How can we promote rest for our patients? (5 things)

A

assess problems first and only treat if necessary, do as much outside the room as possible (this can eliminate computer light), reschedule long treatments if possible, keep room quiet, keep good sleep environment

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7
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What is a good sleep environment?

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calm, cool, quiet, dark

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8
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In the ICU, we may limit patient distractions by establishing?

A

visiting hours

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9
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Why does sleep apnea occur?

A

air passages relax while sleeping which blocks air flow

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10
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Signs and symptoms of sleep apnea?

A

excessive snoring, daytime sleepiness, headaches from lack of oxygen, gasping

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11
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What is the only definitive way to diagnosis sleep apnea?

A

sleep study

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12
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What are the ways to treat sleep apnea

A

CPAP, CPAP + oxygen, lifestyle modifications

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13
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What is insomnia caused by

A

poor sleep hygiene, medical conditions, shift work, stress

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14
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What are things that can cause poor sleep hygiene?

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video games, music, blue and bright lights

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15
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What is always the last resort to treat insomnia?

A

medication

16
Q

What should we do 30 minutes before sleep?

A

night ritual/ calming activity

17
Q

What is narcolepsy?

A

when someone falls asleep uncontrollably

18
Q

What can make narcolepsy worse?

A

strong emotions

19
Q

Is there a cure for narcolepsy? how do we treat it?

A

no ; medications

20
Q

Those experiencing narcolepsy can experience?

A

cataplexy and sleep paralysis

21
Q

What is our primary concern for patients with narcolepsy?

A

safety, high fall risk

22
Q

We should tell our patients that beds should only be used for?

A

sleeping and sexual activity

23
Q

What supplement commonly found in nighttime tea can help promote sleep

A

valerian

24
Q

We should educate our patients that valerian commonly?

A

interacts with other medications

25
Q

What is the STOP Bang assessment?

A

assessment to evaluate risk of sleep apnea

26
Q

Those that score in the intermediate and high risk range of STOP bang assessment need what?

A

a sleep study

27
Q

What gender is more likely to have sleep apnea?

A

males

28
Q

What is community acquired pneumonia?

A

acquired outside of the healthcare setting

29
Q

What are the risk factors for community acquired pneumonia?

A

older adult, never received pneumonia or not within 6 years, no flu vaccine previous year, chronic health condition, exposure to respiratory infection, alcohol or tobacco use (includes second hand smoke)

30
Q

What are the risk factors for health care acquired pneumonia?

A

older adult, chronic lung disease, gram negative bacteria in mouth, altered LOC, recent aspiration, feeding tubes, poor nutrition, immunocompromised, drugs or feedings that Increase gastric pH

31
Q

Nursing intervention to prevent HCAP

A