sleep epidemiology Flashcards
what is an individual who sleeps less than the average called
bi-convience short sleepers
what is an individual called who sleeps longer than the average
long sleepers
sleep deprivation affects what mechanisms of the body
inflammation, appetite, neurological, endocrine, molecular
what can sleep deprivation cause
hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol. high triglycerides, obesity
what are the long-term health outcomes of sleep deprivation
death, CHD, stroke, heart failure, cancer
what is an association
present in the absence of a true cause-effect relationship.
does not mean causation
what is the triad of causality
bias, chance and confounding
what does biological plausibility mean
there are several potential mechanism that are affected by short sleep