Sleep 2: Others Flashcards

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How to treat nocturnal leg cramps?

A
  • Stretch
  • Heat
  • Rx
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What are the Rx for nocturnal leg cramps?

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  • Vitamin B complex
  • Diltiazem
  • Gabapentin
  • Quinine - effective but considering side effects
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What defines RLS?

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Compelling urge to move the limbs, usually associated with paresthesias/dysesthesias, motor restlessness, vague discomfort usually in calves, symptoms occur while awake but worse at night and at rest, symptoms relieve by movement

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Again, what are the associated symptoms of RLS

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  • Parethesais/Dysesthesia
  • Motor restlessness
  • Vague discomfort
  • Sx relieve by movement
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Managment for RLS

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  • Sleep hygiene
  • avoid EtOH/caffeine/nicotine
  • rubs, hot bath
  • Rx
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What are the Rx for RLS?

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  • Trial of Fe
  • Dopamine agonist: 1st line
  • daily sx: gabapentin
  • intermittent sx: carbidopa-levodopa
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Which drugs to avoid for RLS?

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  • SSRI
  • TCAs
  • Lithium
  • Dopamine antagonist
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Again, which substance to avoid for RLS?

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  • EtOH, Caffeine, and Nicotine
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What defines periodic limb movement disorder?

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  • insomnia or excessive sleepiness
  • repetitive/highly stereotyped limb muscle movements
  • occurs during non-REM
  • a/w arousal or awakenings sleep
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What does polysomnographic monitoring show for periodic limb movement disorder?

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> 15 episodes of muscle contraction per hour

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What’s the Rx for PLMD?

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Same as RLS

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What’s the Rx for PLMD?

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  • Trial of Iron
  • 1st line: Dopamine agonist
  • daily sx: gabapentin
  • intermittent sx: carbidopa-levodopa
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What are examples of dopamine agonist?

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Requip (Ropinirole) and Mirapex (Pramipexole)

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What are examples of dopamine antagonist?

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  • Atypical AP: paliperidone, clozapine, risperidone, olanzapine, quetiapine, and ziprasidone
  • Antiemetics: metoclopramide, droperidol, domperidone
  • TCAs: amoxapine, clomipramine, trimipramine
  • Even melatonin: suppress dopamine activity
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Which 2 drugs are FDA approved for treating RLS?

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Requip (Ropinirole) and Mirapex (Pramipexole)

- both are dopamine agonist

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What are REM sleep behavior disorder?

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Loss of atonia during REM sleep (twitches to acting out dreams), exaggeration of features of REM sleep (nightmares), intrusion of aspect of REM into wakefulness (sleep paralysis)

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Q

Again, what are the sx of REM sleep behavior disorder?

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  • loss of atonia
  • nightmares
  • sleep paralysis
18
Q

Patients with REM sleep behavior disorder are at increasing risk for?

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  • Parkinson’s disease
  • MSA
  • Lewy body dementia
19
Q

Rx for REM sleep behavior disorder?

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Clonazapam, Melatonin

20
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Classification of Sleep Disorder

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  • Circadian rhythm, e.g. jet lag
  • Insomnia - difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep or poor quality
  • Parasomnia - disorder of arousal, partial arousal, sle tage transition
  • hypersomnea of central origin = narcolepsy
  • Sleep-related breathing disorders: sleep apnea
  • Sleep-related movement disorders: restless legs, periodic limb movement
21
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T or F: Insomnia include both difficulty initiating sleep and maintaining sleep

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T

22
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Hypersomnea of central origin

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Narcolepsy

23
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Parasomnia

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Disorder of arousal, partial arousal, sleep stage transition