Sleep Flashcards

1
Q

What are factors that hinder sleep?

A

Old age and use of antihistamines (Benadryl), night shifts, Tv/phone usage, exercising 3 hrs before bedtime, alcohol, smoking, CNS disorders.

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2
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What sleeping disorder is characterized by: difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep, frequent awakening, and is more common in women?

A

Insomnia.

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3
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What sleep disorder is characterized by: decreased airflow during sleep for 10sec or more, O2 in blood drops, irregular pulse, BP rises and snoring is the most obvious sign?

A

Sleep apnea.

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4
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What sleep disorder is characterized by: uncontrollable sleeping spells that happen at inappropriate times due to a disruption of mechanisms that regulate sleep/wake times?

A

Narcolepsy

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5
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How much sleep is required for neonates?

A

16hrs

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6
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How much sleep is required for infants?

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15hrs

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7
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How much sleep is required for toddlers?

A

12 hours + nap

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8
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How much sleep is required for school age children?

A

9 hours

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9
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How much sleep is required for adolescents?

A

7.5hrs

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10
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How much sleep is required for young adults?

A

6-8.5 hrs

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11
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How much sleep is required for older adults?

A

total hours decline

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12
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How many stages are in non-REM sleep?

A

4

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13
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What happens during non-rem sleep?

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RR, metabolic rate, blood pressure, pulse, and body temp drop.

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14
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What stage of sleep is characterized by: transitional state of wakefulness + sleep, relaxed yet aware of surroundings, involuntary muscle jerking, aroused easily, 5% of total sleep.

A

Stage 1

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15
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What stage of sleep is characterized by: falling asleep, aroused with relative ease, “light sleep”, drop in body temp, heart rate drops, 50-55% total sleep.

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Stage 2

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16
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What stage of sleep is characterized by: deep sleep, hard to arouse, disoriented is awaken, body repairs itself, 10% of total sleep.

A

Stage 3

17
Q

What stage of sleep is characterized by: Greatest depth of sleep (delta sleep), arousal is difficult, slow brain waves, decrease in pulse, HR, and RR. Paralysis of the muscles, metabolism slows, 10% of total sleep.

A

Stage 4

18
Q

What is REM sleep?

A

Muscle twitching on face, rapid pulse, increase in BP, gastric secretions, metabolism increases, body temp increases, 20-25% of sleep.