History Of Sleep test two Flashcards

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What is the hypo toxin theory

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Lack of oxygen in brain or an accumulation of toxins

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What is the congestion theory

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Sleep caused by to much pressure in the brain or lack of blood in brain

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What is neurons paralyzed theory

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Neurons became paralyzed in sleep

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What is inhibitory reflex theory

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Sleep a result of something being turned off or removed

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Sleep is biologically necessary for life. True or false

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True

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What is the number one sleep complaint I’m the USA

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Insomnia

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Who and in what year was the EEG discovered

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Richard Caton and in 1875

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What did Richard Caton demonstrate

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Electrical rhythms in brains of animals by using a reflecting galvanometer.

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Who and in what year was the first EEG recorded

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1920s Hans Berger and he was also known for names the alpha and beta waves.

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What is a delta wave

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Less then 4 hertz or cycles per second. Also know as stage non rem 3

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What is a theta wave

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4-7 hertz or cycles a second also known as stage rem and wake with eyes open

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What is alpha waves

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8-13 hertz or cycles per second also known as wake eyes closed stage

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What is beta wave

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More then 14 hertz or cycles per second and is wake and rem stage

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What year and who demonstrated the existence of circadian rhythms in plants

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Jean Jacques demairan jn 1729

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What year and who observed a pattern in human temperature with variations of natural light.

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William ogle 1866

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What are loomis,Harvey, and Hobart known for

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Identified five stages of sleep a-e. Placed electrodes over vertex,occipital, on legs and over mastoid bone. Found EEG disturbance patterns (vertex waves,sleep spindles, k complex)

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What did kleitman and aserinsky discover in 1953

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Used electrooculography as a way to measure eye movement. Officially named REM sleep and it’s correlation with dreams and started night recordings

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Kleitman and aserinsky discovering in 1957

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Described the 90 min alternating sleep cycle between REM and NREM sleep and proposed new classifications of sleep stages.

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What is kleitman known as

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Father of sleep research

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What is dement known as

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Father of modern sleep research

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What did kleitman and dement discover in 1957

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They described 90min alternating cycle between REM and NREM sleep and proposed new classification of sleep stages

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Who discovered paradoxical sleep

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1959 and it was Michel Jouvet

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What did Michel Jouvet define sleep as.

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Rapid eye movement,irregular respiration, cessation of electromyographic activity and muscle tone.

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What did Jung,et al and gastaut, et al all simultaneously discover

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Sleep apnea

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What did rechtschaffen and kales develop

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In 1968 they deveopled the manual of standardized terminology, techniques and scoring systems for sleep stages of human subjects. And standardized the recording techniques and scoring criteria to increase comparability to different investigations of sleep

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What did Christian guillminault contribute to sleep studies

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Led to the addition of respiratory monitoring equipment to sleep studies and found out that OSA not solely in obese patients.

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Who was the first to use MSLT in 1976

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Mary carskadon and William dement

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What did Colin Sullivan develop in 1981

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CPAP as a treatment option for OSA

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What did rechtschaffen find in studying rats in 1989

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Rats died from sleep deprivation within 2-3 weeks and death with deprivation of just REM took longer for death to occur. Cause of death ultimately was sepsis.

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What did Michael Thorpy in 1990

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Deveopled disorders diagnostic and coding manual: enclopedia of sleep and sleep disorders.

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Who opened the first sleep center as a narcolepsy clinic at Stanford university and when.

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Dement did in 1964 and in 1970 it became a full service sleep center.

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In 1975 what insurance company started reimbursing patients for sleep services.

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Blue cross blue shield of California

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What is the AASM

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Association of sleep disorders center

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What is the AASM made up of

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Doctors that come together to discuss standards for evaluations and treatment and sleep disorders and establish an exam process for sleep medicine specialist. They also publish SLEEP

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What is the CSS and when was it formed

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Clinical sleep society and in 1984. Makes exams for doctors in clinical polysomnography.

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What did ASDC and CSS combine to form in 1987

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They created ASDA which is known as American sleep disorders association.

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What did ASDA change there name to in 1999

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AASM know as the American academy of sleep medicine.

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What is the purpose of AASM

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Provides professional standards for sleep medicine, standards for accreditation of sleep disorder centers.