sleep deprivation + performance Flashcards

1
Q

Sleep depivation affects _______ areas of the brain

A

PFC
thalamus
parietal cortex

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2
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we use the PFC for

A

attention
executive function /inhibition
emotional regulation

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3
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The cascade model of arousal has 4 levels, they represent_____

A

1) have to be RESPONSIVE
2) attention networks need to be working so we can DIRECT responsiveness
3) use attention for GOAL DIRECTION inc inhibition, flexibility
4) use cognition for higher funct’s i.e. decisoon making

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4
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How does the cascade model f arousal affect sleep?

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Disruption to the FIRST level (arousal) causes downstream disruptions

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5
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The difference between acute and chronic sleep deprivation is

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acute = deprivation hour to hour 
chronic = more than 1 day
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6
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KSS and Standford sleepiness scale are ________ measures of _______

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SUBJECTIVE measures of alertness
KSS (rate how tired u are each hour) >6 = problem
SSC - questionnaire

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7
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MSLT is an ________ measure of alertness, a criticism of it is________

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OBJECTIVE - measures how fat you fall ASLEEP –> is not ecolorgically valid bc we are mostly trying to stay AWAKE

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8
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MSLT can help identify_________

A

Day time sleepiness = narcolpesy

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9
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The MOST sensitive measure of day time sleepiness is_______

A

occular indices - eyes

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10
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Levator prebrae is the internal muscle controlling

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eye OPENING

= when constricted = OPEN

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11
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Orbicularis ocul is thicker musce in the outside, when constircted it _________

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CLOSES eye

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12
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Optilert devices are able to measure

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Amplitude of opening + rate of blinking

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13
Q

When drowsy, ________ characteristic is lowered

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RATE of blinking is slower

amp is the same

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14
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Psycholotor vigilance task is gold standard for measuring _______ attention

A

SUSTAINED

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15
Q

Level of attnetion is mediated by

A

Time of day
acute/chronic sleep loss
sleep deprivation

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16
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Thebrain area most vulnerable to sleep deprivation is

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PFC - where most exec funct takes place

17
Q

Inhibition can be tested with

A

stroop task
stop signal task
go/no go task

18
Q

Sleep deprivation makes us more sensitive to __________ infrmation

A

NEGATIVE - respond quicker = impulsive

19
Q

Compare convergent vs divergent thinking

A

CONverget - crustallised knowledge

DIV - problem solving, creativity, worse in sleep loss

20
Q

What effect does sleep loss have on emotional regulation

A

HYPERactivity of amygdala

HYPO active PFC for moral decision making

21
Q

How do shift workers accumulate acute + chronic sleep loss?

A

Acute - dont sleep enough before first shift

chornic - don’t sleep well INBETWEEN night shifts

22
Q

circadian system is disrupted in shift workers because

A
  • trying to sleep when circadian system is promoting wakefulness
  • are awake when circ is signalling sleep
23
Q

even if you get enough hours of sleep, why might there still be risk assoc w shift work

A

Because of poor hygeiene, take coffee / bright lights in night

24
Q

Shift workers have a poorer capacity to deal with ACUTE sleep loss

A

TRUE