Topic 1 - Sleep Flashcards
A natural state of bodily rest, a time of response and restoration that is essential to human life.
Sleep
_____ is characterized by recumbency, closed eyes, decreased movement, and reduced responsiveness to some internal and most external _______.
Sleep
Stimuli
Examples of ________ stimuli include needing to urinate or experiencing anxiety, and examples of ________ stimuli include sounds or movement.
Internal
External
T/F - During sleep, there is filtering and greater indifference to stimuli, as well as complete non-responsiveness.
False - During sleep, there is filtering and greater indifference to stimuli, BUT NOT complete non-responsiveness.
T/F - Waking up is necessary in various situations of danger or need.
True
Some stimuli are more effective _________ than others, such as hearing one’s own name, a loud noise, a baby’s cries or needing to urinate.
Awakeners
Sleep was once considered a _______ state but is now understood to be a highly regulated _____________ associated with many important body functions.
Passive
Neuroactivity
What are the 2 principal stages of sleep?
1) Non REM Sleep (NREM)
2) REM (Rapid Eye Movement) Sleep
______ sleep constitutes 75-80% of total sleep and ____ constitutes 20-25% of total sleep.
NREM
REM
______ sleep occurs in stages of increasing “depth” where eye and body _________ diminish to almost none as sleep depth increases.
NREM
Movements
T/F - REM sleep occurs in cycles with NREM sleep.
True
T/F - REM cycle lengths increase over an 8-hour sleep, with most REM occurring in the first third.
False - REM cycle lengths increase over an 8-hour sleep, with most REM occurring in the LAST third.
The body is in a strong _______________ state with slow stable vital signs during NREM sleep and body temperature _________.
Parasympathetic
Decreases
T/F - Cerebral blood flow increases during NREM sleep.
False - Cerebral blood flow DECREASES during NREM sleep.
Generalized muscle atonia that occurs during REM sleep.
Sleep Atonia (aka. Pseudo-Paralysis)