Sleep Flashcards

1
Q

5 y/o. Screaming, crying for no reason about 1 hr after falling asleep. Sits up in bed w/ eyes open, trembling, sweating. Mother cannot gain his attention for 5 mins. No new stressors. Pt has no memory of event. PE normal.
Dx?

A

Sleep terror

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2
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Paralysis when awakening which lasts several mins. Can see/hear, but cannot move. Disappears spontaneously or when called by his wife.
No hallucinations, nightmares, daytime sleepiness, or history of falls.
Neuro exam normal

A

Sleep paralysis

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3
Q

REM sleep is first evident during which stage of development?

A

In utero

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4
Q

What sleep stage is most important in restoring the altered functions that result from prolong sleep deprivation?

A

Stage 4 - Non rapid eye mvmt

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5
Q

Insomnia secondary to depression will more consistently affect REM sleep in which way?

A

Reduced latency to REM sleep

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6
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Which is a characteristic change on polysomnogram associated w/ major depression?

A

Short REM latency

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7
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Pt presents w/ history of irresistible, episodic sleepiness accompanied by a vivid, dreamlike state at the onset of an episode.
What additional sleep sx likely to be present?

A

Sleep paralysis

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8
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8 y/o w/ persistent delayed sleep onset despite good sleep hygiene. No indication of broader psychopathology.
Which med has best evidence to tx this problem and restore normal circadian rhythm?

A

Melatonin

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9
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REM sleep behavior d/o is commonly associated w/ abnormal inclusions containing what protein?

A

Synuclein

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10
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Med student asks for something to help w/ attention and alertness. Taking a 2 wk board review course and struggles to keep up w/ pace.
Sleeping 4hrs/night, usually sleeps 8hrs/night.
Dx?

A

Dyssomnia NOS

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11
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Age-related sleep pattern change

A

Greater wakefulness intermixed w/ sleep

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12
Q

What aspect of sleep is increased in older adults

A

Duration of awakenings

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13
Q

What med is best for decreasing nightmares in PTSD pts?

A

Prazosin

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14
Q

HPA axis cortisol production is less active in?

A

Sleep onset

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15
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What neuropeptide is decreased in the hypothalamus in narcolepsy?

A

Orexin A

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16
Q

In narcolepsy, weakness in the arms and legs w/ laughter would respond to which med?

A

Venlafaxine

17
Q

Physiological changes during REM sleep

A

Increased HR, increased eye mvmts

Decreased muscle tone

18
Q

Brief episodes of sudden loss of muscle tone w/ intense emotions are characteristic of

A

Narcolepsy

19
Q

Most common symptoms in narcoleptics?

A

Sleep attacks

20
Q

65 y/o M w/ trouble falling asleep secondary to unpleasant aching and drawing sensations in calves and thighs. Also creeping and crawling sensations in legs. Urge to move legs can be suppressed voluntarily for a short while, but is ultimately irresistible.
Dx?

A

Restless legs syndrome

21
Q

Pt w/ day time sleepiness and frequent naps.
Sleep studies show pt enters REM sleep within 5 mins and wakes frequently at night.
Tx?

A

Modafinil giving dose in morning

22
Q

Sleep changes associated w/ aging

A

Delta wave amplitude decreases.

Proportionally less time spent in stages 3 and 4.