Unit 4: Sleep and Insomnia Flashcards
L1: Which “Z” drug is best used as a sleep aid in the middle of the night, since it does not reduce nocturnal awakenings?
Zaleplon
L1: Which “Z” drug is the most widely prescribed hypnotic agent?
Zolpidem
L1: Which stage of sleep? Decreased muscle tone, increased BP/HR/RR
REM
L1: Which stage of sleep? Delta wave (very slow) EEG), deepest level of sleep
3 and 4
L1: Which stage of sleep? EEG looks awake but arousal threshold is elevated
REM
L1: Which stage of sleep? Light sleep, slower EEG
2
L1: Which stage of sleep? May be involved in synaptic pruning and tuning
3 and 4
L1: Which stage of sleep? Transition phase, EEG appears like wakefulness
1
L1: Which stage of sleep? When dreams and somnambulism occur
3 and 4
L2: ________: sleepiness waxes and wanes as according to signals in the suprachiasmatic nuclei
Circadian altering system
L2: ________: the longer we are awake, the sleepier we get; mediated by adenosine
Homeostatic Drive
L2: Name the status on/off of the following neurotransmitter during wakefulness and NREM sleep. Orexin
Active, off
L2: Name the status on/off of the following neurotransmitter during wakefulness and REM sleep. DA
Active, off
L2: Name the status on/off of the following neurotransmitter during wakefulness, NREM sleep, and REM sleep. 5HT
Active, reduced, off
L2: Name the status on/off of the following neurotransmitter during wakefulness, NREM sleep, and REM sleep. ACh
Active, off, active/very active