extra Flashcards

1
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long intervals of sleep wake

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lower metabolic rates, longer intervals between meals, lower hour activity levels
= general slower of metabolism

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2
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familial advanced sleep phase syndrome

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mutation in casine kinase gene that regulates PER2

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3
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extreme delayed sleep phase

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PER3, CRY1, CLOCK

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4
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DSPS

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longer-period circadian rhythm resting in delayed phase of sleep entrainment and increased sensitivity to light in the evening

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5
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beyond age 5

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continuing decrease in total sleep duration and N3
increase in N2
increased total percentage of REM

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6
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4-12 months

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12-16h

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7
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1-2 years

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11-14h`

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8
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3-5 years

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10-13h

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9
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6-12 years

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9-12h

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10
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13-18 years

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8-10h

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11
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decline in puberty of…

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eeg delta power density during NREM sleep

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12
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when did delta power decline

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12-14, 11 for girls correlates with differences in sexual maturation

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13
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delta decline proposed to be linked to

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decline in cortical synaptic connectivity -> reduced local neural synchrony

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14
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chronotype preference phases

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delayed preference at beginning of puberty, slower drift to ealier prefernce in adulthood

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15
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DSPS melatonin

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increased sensitivity to light in evening, greater suppression of melatonin and larger phase shifts of melatonin rhythm

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16
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peri vs post menu

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increased beta activity during NREM, increased in light sleep = more waking

17
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menopause

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elevated FSH
more hot flashes
more N1 sleep
less N2 sleep
more awakenings
increased N3

18
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older men have a higher ratio of

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NREm to REM sleep, suggesting homeostatic regulating of NRM delate activity

19
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signal-noise ratio findings

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age related decreased in SWS
sex related different related to skull thickness differences

20
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older group sleep distribution

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flat distribution of REM contrast to late-night increase for young adults

21
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EEG of birdsS

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similar to humans:
- low-amp EEG during waking
- high-amp EEG during NREM sleep
- low amp during REM
- REM usually 10s, no sleep spindles/k-complexes

22
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sleep characteristcs

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  1. sleep position
  2. immobile
  3. increased threshold for reactivity
  4. moderately intense stimuli lead to more/less rapid reversal of state
  5. deprivation of sleep = need more, homeostatically regulated