Anatomy and Physiology Flashcards

Sleep (50 cards)

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What is narcolepsy, and what is the treatment

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Falling into deep sleep with no warning. The treatment is anti-depressants

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What are night terrors?

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Episodes of fear and flailing during sleep.

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What is the difference between a nightmare and a night terror?

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A night terror is hard to recall and the body isn’t paralyzed.

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What is obstructive apnea and what is the treatment.

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Obstructive sleep apnea is when something is blocking you from breathing. The treatment is a CPAP machine.

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Where is obstructive sleep apnea usually seen

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In obese people

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What does apnea mean?

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To stop breathing during sleep for 20 seconds or more.

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What is neurological sleep apnea?

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When your brain doesn’t send signals to the body to breath during sleep.

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Where is neurological sleep apnea usually seen?

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In babies prematurely born.

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What is insomnia and when is it said to begin.

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The inability to fall asleep and after 30 min of trying to fall asleep

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What is the cure for insomnia and why does it help

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The cure is get out of bed and journal, because it helps you associate your bed with sleeping only.

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What is the name of the dj who set the record for the longest time without going to sleep.

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Peter Tripp

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How long did Peter Tripp stay awake

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8 days

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Which brain wave is the 5th fastest and is active during periods of deep sleep?

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Delta wave

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How long did peter tripp stay asleep after the experiment was over

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24 hours

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What side effects did he experience after the experiment.

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Lost his job
Suicide
Divorce

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Which brain wave us the 4th fastest and is active during periods of light sleep?

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Theta waves

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What is the number one cause of insomnia?

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Anxiety and stress

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Which brain wave is the fastest and is active during high stress situations such as a test or a sporting event.

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Gamma

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Which brain wave is the third fastest and is active during periods of relaxation?

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Alpha waves

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Which brain wave is the second fastest and is active during basic movements?

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Beta waves.

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What happens in rem sleep

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Rapid eye movement
Vivid dreaming
Body is paralyzed
Brain activity is higher than ever
Occurs during stage 4

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What are the 5 major brain waves in order?

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Gamma
Beta
Alpha
Theta
Delta

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What is a parasomnia

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A sleep disorder

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What is somnambulism

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A sleep walker

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What is somniloquism
A sleep talker
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What does the suffix somnia mean?
Sleep
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What does CPAP stand for
Continuous positve airway pressure
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What does RLS stand for
Restless Leg Syndrome
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What is the treatment for restless leg syndrome?
Muscle relaxers
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What is bruxism?
Bruxism is grinding your teeth during sleep.
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What is the treatment for Bruxism
A mouth guard
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What stage does Bruxism occur
stage 2
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What is an EEG and what does it read
Electroencephalogram, and it reads the brains electrical activity.
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What is an eog and what does it stand for?
An eog is an electrooculargram and it reads your eye movement during sleep.
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What does EMG stand for and what does it read?
Electromyogram, it reads electrical movement of the muscles.
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What happens during Stage one of sleep
Theta waves are active, hypnotic myoclonias (where people feel like they are falling during sleep) occur.
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What happens during Stage two of sleep
Theta waves are 50 percent of the waves during Stage 2. Body systems slow down. Body temperature drops. Heart rate drops down.
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What happens during Stage three of sleep?
Deep sleep occurs. Delta waves appear. Muscle growth occurs. Body systems continue to slow down
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What happens during Stage four of sleep?
Delta waves are 50 percent or more of brain waves being released. Body systems are at their lowest. Where REM sleep occurs
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Where is an EEG placed?
Right on the temple.
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Where is an EOG placed?
Right over the eye
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Where is an EMG placed
Right over the jaw
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What is the order of increasing complexity
Subatomic particles, Atom, Molecule, Macro-Molecules,
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