Polysomnography - Respi Events Flashcards
What are the 3 criteria to Dx a hypopnea?
- at least 30% drop in airflow
- lasts at least 10 sec
- at least 3% drop in saturation or arousal
How long is an epoch?
30 sec
What are the 2 criteria to Dx an apnea?
- less than 10% of airflow
2. at least 10 sec
What are the criteria for scoring a RERA?
> /=10 sec of increasing respi effort or by flattening of airflow leading to arousal from sleep (when not apnea or hypopnea)
Cheyne-Stokes respiration: there are at least ___ consecutive central apneas/hypopneas separated by a crescendo/decrescendo change in breathing amplitude with a cycle length of at least ___ seconds.
3; 40
Cheyne-Stokes respiration:
There are at least ___ central apneas/hypopneas per hour of sleep w/ crescendo/decrescendo pattern over at least ___ hrs.
5; 2
What are the two criteria that must both be met to score Cheyne-Stokes respiration?
A. At least 3 central apneas/hypopneas in crescendo/decrescendo pattern over 40 secs
B. At least 5 central apneas/hypopneas in crescendo/decrescendo pattern per hour for at least 2 hrs.
What is the AHI or RDI required to Dx OSA if there are associated Sx of disturbed sleep?
At least 5; at least 75% of apneas/hypopneas must be obstructive
What is the AHI or RDI required to Dx OSA if there are NOT associated Sx of disturbed sleep?
At least 15; at least 75% of apneas/hypopneas must be obstructive