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Sleep-test 2 Flashcards

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Sleep deprivation outcomes

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Difficult to concentrate, focus, and make judgements

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Sleep is important for _________ and __________ health

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Physical and emotional

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Sleep is necessary for _______ and ________

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Healing and growth

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If you don’t get enough sleep you will gain or lose weight?

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Gain weight

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What is the state of being mentally relaxed free of anxiety and physically calm

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Rest

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What can being confined to a bed do?

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Increase anxiety

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If you get less than ____ hours of sleep a night you will have a higher BMI

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6 hours

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If you are sleep deprived how many hours does it take to show cognitive changes?

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24 hours

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What are some measurements you could implement to promote rest

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Comfortable position, shut door to hallway, cluster your care, turn down lights

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What is the sleep-wake cycle controlled by

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Nervous system

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What is Circadian Rhythms

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24 hour day/night cycle

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How are circadian rhythms synchronized?

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By environmental light and dark periods

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Bright light early in the morning=?

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Sleep-wake rhythm to earlier

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Bight light late in evening=?

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Sleep-wake rhythm to later

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What type of people have free running circadian rhythms

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  • people in ICU (lights on no windows)

* blind people (no light stimulation)

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Most can transition from sleep to wake in ____ to ______ minutes

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10 to 20 minutes

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75-80% of sleep time is what type of sleep

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NREM

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What are the 3 stages of NREM

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Stage 1- transition from being awake to being asleep, 10-20 min transition, easily aroused

Stage 2- decreased HR, sound sleep, decreased body temperature, 10-25 min

Stage 3- deep sleep, 20-40 minutes, deepest sleep of NREM

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Deepest sleep of NREM

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Stage 3

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What is REM sleep important for

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Memory

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What often does REM sleep occur

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3 to 4 times a night

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What % of sleep time is REM

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20% to 25% of sleep time

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What part of sleep is when you have most vivid dreams

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REM

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When do most heart attacks happen

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Toward early morning

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Insomnia is experience by ___ in ____ adults

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1 in 3 adults

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How long must you have symptoms to be diagnosed with acute insomnia

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Symptoms for at least 3 nights/wk over a 2 week period

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How long must you have symptoms of insomnia to be diagnosed with chronic insomnia

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Nighttime and daytime symptoms for 1 month or longer

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What is insomnia aggravated by

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Inadequate sleep hygiene

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What ways can chronic insomnia be classified

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Primary (idiopathic): lifelong difficulty in initiating and maintaining sleep, resulting in poor daytime functioning

Secondary: insomnia due to a psychiatric illness, a medical condition, medications, or substance abuse.

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What is frequent awakening called

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Fragmented sleep

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How is insomnia diagnosed

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Through self report, actigraphy (a small watch that is worn and records movement), polysomnography (sleep lab)

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What is the first line of therapy for treatment of insomnia

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Cognitive behavior

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What kind of foods should be avoided when taking sleep medications

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Avoid High-fat foods will affect absorption

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What are the best kind of questions to ask some one to get information

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Open-ended therapeutic communication

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What age groups is narcolepsy most common in

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Adolescents and 30 yr olds

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What is the cause of narcolepsy

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Brains inability to regulate sleep-wake cycles normally

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What are the two categories of narcolepsy

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With and without cataplexy

Cataplexy- sudden loss of skeletal muscle tone

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Drugs used to manage narcolepsy

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Amphetamine - like stimulants to relieve excessive daytime sleepiness
Antidepressant drug therapy to control cataplexy

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Jet lag disorder is considered to be what type of disorder

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Circadian rhythm disorder

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What can be used to treat jet lag

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Melatonin and exposure to daylight assist in synchronization of body clock

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What is obstructive sleep apnea

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Partial or complete upper airway obstruction during sleep . Apneic period may include hypoxemia and hypercapnia

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Who is obstructive sleep apnea most common in

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Smokers and obese

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What is a big symptom of obstructive sleep apnea

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Snoring

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What are used to manage mild sleep apnea

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Sleeping on side
Elevating HOB
Avoiding sedatives and alcohol 3 to 4 hrs before sleep
Weight loss*****
Oral appliance
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What can be used to manage severe sleep apnea

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CPAP (continuous)
BiPAP (pressure to open up then lower pressure to exhale against)
Surgery (try to take out excess tissue in throat)

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What is a CPAP machine

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Continuous flow for sleep apnea

Keeps tissues in throat open

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What does Periodic Limb Movement Disorder (RLS) cause?

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Poor sleep quality

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What is Periodic Limb Movement Disorder ?

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Involuntary continual movement of the legs/arms that affects individuals during sleep

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What is enuresis

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Bed wetting

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What is older age associated with when it comes to sleep

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  • Overall shorter sleep time
  • Decreased sleep efficiency
  • More awakenings
  • Insomnia Sx that typically occur with depression, heart disease, pain, and cognitive problems
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What are some considerations for drug therapy for sleep with older adults

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Avoid long acting benzodiazepines
Hypnotics should be used briefly
Start drugs at a lower dose and monitor carefully

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What are parasomnias

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Unusual and often undesirable behaviors that occur with sleep or during arousal from sleep

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What are examples of parasomnias

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Enuresis, hallucinations, eating, sleepwalking,sleep tremors, and nightmares

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