Scoring and Sleep Stage C (p. D19) Flashcards

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Three electrodes should be placed to record chin EMG. Where are they supposed to go?

A

One electrode midline 1 cm above the inferior edge of the mandible
Two electrodes 2 cm below the inferior edge of the mandible and 2 cm to the left and right of the midline.

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Why are leg and arm EMG’s monitored?

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To monitor for PLMS and/or RLS.

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Why are intercostal EMG’s monitored?

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To measure respiratory effort.

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During a sleep study, tachycardia is a heart rate over ___ BPM.

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90

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During a sleep study, a heart rate below ___ is considered bradycardia for anyone over __ years of age.

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40 or below is considered bradycardia for anyone over 6 years old.

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Narrow complex tachycardia is a rhythm lasting # consecutive beats at a rate of greater than _#__ and a QRS duration of less than # msec.

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3 consecutive beats, 100 beats per minute, and less than 120 msec.

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What is the preferred device used for identifying apnea during a diagnostic study?

A

Oronasal thermal airflow sensor

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What is the preferred device used for identifying hypopnea during a diagnostic study?

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Nasal pressure transducer

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What are three devices that can be used to monitor apnea during a diagnostic study? (These devices are not preferred. They’re back-up devices.) (x3)

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Nasal pressure transducer
Respiratory inductance plethysmography sum (RIPsum)
Respiratory inductance plethysmography flow (RIPflow)

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What are three devices that can be used to monitor hypopnea during a diagnostic study? (These devices are not preferred. They’re back-up devices.) (x3)

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Duel thoracoabdominal RIP belts
Respiratory inductance plethysmography sum (RIPsum)
Respiratory inductance plethysmography flow (RIPflow)

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During positive airway pressure titration, what should you use to identify apneas and hypopneas?

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The PAP device flow signal

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What should you use to monitor respiratory effort? (x2)

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Esophageal manometry (balloon) or duel thoracoabdominal RIP belts

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When using a pulse oximeter to monitor O2sat, the maximum acceptable signal averaging time is less than ___ seconds at a heart rate of ___ beats per minute.

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3 seconds, 80 beats per minute.

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14
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What should you use to monitor snoring?

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An acoustic sensor (microphone), piezoelectric sensor, or nasal pressure transducer.

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What should you use to detect hypoventilation during a diagnostic study?
Should you do this during a PAP titration?

A

Arterial PCO2, transcutaneous PCO2, or end-tidal PCO2

You can do this with PAP titration or without it.

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