Sleep Flashcards

1
Q

What three rhythms does sleep regulate?

A
  1. Homeostatic
  2. Circadian
  3. Ultradian
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2
Q

During _______ Sleep an anabolic state marked by physiological processes of growth and rejuvenation of an organism’s immune, nervous, muscular and skeletal systems occurs

A

non-REM

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3
Q

Circadian rhythm is regulated by

_______ in the morning and _____ at night

A

Cortisol in the morning

Melatonin at night

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4
Q

Ultradian rhythm is regulated by ______ and occurs in ____ minute intervals

A

Dopamine regulated

90 minute intervals

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5
Q

Name the stage of sleep:

Interim between consciousness and sleep

A

Stage one

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6
Q

Name the stage of sleep:

Heart rate slows, brain does less complicated tasks

A

Stage 2

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7
Q

Name the stage of sleep:

Body makes repairs

A

Stage 3

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8
Q

Name the stage of sleep:

Body temp. and BP decrease

A

Stage 4

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9
Q

Name the stage of sleep:

Increase in HR, eye movement, BP, breathing and temp.

A

Stage 5 (REM sleep)

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10
Q

What issues affect sleep?

A
Medical Illness
Psychiatric condition
Medication
recreational drugs
surgery
age
stress
poor sleep habits
environmental conditions
sleep disorders
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11
Q

Name some medications that affect sleep.

Don’t need to memorize, just be familiar

A
antihypertensive
anticholinergics
antidepressants
antihistamines
corticosteroids
diuretics
herbal remedies
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12
Q

Strategies for getting a good sleep

Name 4

A
Get up at the same time everyday
set a schedule
exercise
avoid caffeine, nicotine and alcohol
relax before bed
sleep until sunrise
don't lie in bed awake
manage environment
talk to your doctor if sleeping problems persist
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13
Q

What are the 3 types of insomnia?

A

Transient
Intermittent
Chronic

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14
Q

This common disorder is characterized by repetitive cessation of breathing during sleep

A

Sleep Apnea

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15
Q

Name three problems sleep apnea can cause

A
  1. daytime sleepiness
  2. Impaired cognitive function
  3. can lead to chronic illness and organ issue
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16
Q

What are the two types of sleep apnea?

A
  1. Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (Caused by blocked upper airway)
  2. Central sleep apnea (Caused by lack of inpulses from CNS)
17
Q

What problems present with children who have sleep apnea? (4)

A

Cardiac difficulties
behavioral issue
learning deficits
growth disturbances

18
Q

T/F Children with sleep apnea are less likely to have ADHD

A

False. Two time more likely

19
Q

T/F Sleep apnea is common with down’s syndrome, CP and craniofacial abnormalties

A

True.

20
Q

Sometimes ______ and _____ will be removed to help with sleep apnea in children.

A

Tonsils and adenoids

21
Q

CPAP stands for??

A

continuous positive airway passages

22
Q

What can OT do for sleep?

A
  1. Ask clients about daytime sleepiness/fatigue
  2. Listen for complaints about insomnia and abnormal sleep-related behaviors
  3. Consider formal evaluation and referral
  4. Seek an MD order to treat using OT methodology
23
Q

What are some behavioral approaches to improving sleep?

A
Sleep log and questionaires for 2 weeks
Effective sleep hygiene
Environmental management
Cognitive Behavioral approach
Hypnotic meds (MD only)
24
Q

What things are included in sleep hygiene?

A

caffeine, nicotine, alcohol, exercise, light bedtime snack,