States of consciousness/ sleep disorders/ drugs Flashcards

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Preconscious

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Thoughts & Feelings that we are not immediately aware of but we can recall it at will

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Nonconscious

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devoted to processes completely inaccessible to conscious awareness

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Unconscious (subconscious)

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Includes often unacceptable feelings, wishes, & thoughts not directly available to conscious

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Dual processing

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Processing info on conscious and unconscious at the same time

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Unconsciousness

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Loss of responsiveness to the environment resulting from disease, trauma or anesthsia

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Consciousness

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Awareness of the outside world and yourself

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Circadian rhythm

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“sleep/wake cycle” Operates on a 24-24 hour cycle and is controlled by the suprachiasmatic nucleus within the hypothalamus

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What are the 2 main things sleep does?

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1) protein creation and body repair throughout the body

2) Maintaining plasticity to consolidate info and integrate it with your stored memories

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Awake is what type of waves

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Beta waves

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Relaxed is what type of waves

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Alpha waves (the waves are slower)

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Non-REM 1

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Hypnotic, aware of stimuli, hallucination, jerks

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Non-REM 2

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Sleep spindles & K complexes, your brain slows

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Non-REM 3

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Deep sleep (delta waves)

  • sleepwalking & talking
  • night terrors
  • breathing & heart rate ↓
  • growth hormones ↑
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REM sleep

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The brain is active but the body is not heart rate and breathing, and blood pressure increases

  • sleep cycle (12321 REM)*5
  • 90min
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Insomnia

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Inability to fall asleep or stay asleep

Treatment- Exercise, relaxation, sleep schedule etc

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Narcolepsy

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Sleep attacks throughout the day inability to stay awake

Treatment- Naps, drug therapy, meds

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Sleep Apnea

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Inability to get a good nights sleep because you stop breathing throughout the night

Treatment- Weight loss, sleep aid, positive pressure pump

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Night terrors

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Hight arousal and appearance of being terrified occur during Non REM 3 within 2-3 hours of falling asleep and are seldom remembered.

Treatment- Cognitive behavioral therapy, hypnosis, relaxation therapy

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Sleepwalking (somnambulism)

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Childhood sleep disruption that occurs during sleep NREM-2 sleep characterized by trips out of bed or carrying on of complex activities

Treatment- antidepressants, anticipation awakenings, stress-reducing therapies

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Substance use Disorder

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Continued substance craving despite significant life disruption &/or physical risk

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Psychoactive drugs

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Chemical substance that alters perception and mood

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Psychological dependence

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you think you need drugs

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Tolerance

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The longer you have taken the drugs the more you need to produce the high

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Physiological dependence

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Need drugs to maintain homeostasis

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Addiction

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need drugs to feel “normal” to avoid withdraw

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Depressant

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Decrease the activity of the CNS and induce relaxation

Most common- Alchole and tranculisers

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Narcotics

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Pain reducers that depress the CNS and respiratory system

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Stimulants

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Increase CNS and motivational centers

Most common- caffein

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Hallucinogens (psychedelics)

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Alter moods, distort perception, and create sensory images without sensory input