Chapter 4 Flashcards

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consciousness

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awareness of external and internal stimuli

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internal stimuli

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pain, hunger, thirst, sleepiness, thoughts and emotions

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3
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external stimuli

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anything that comes from outside the body

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4
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circadian rhythm

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also: sleep-wake and light-dark cycles

biological rhythm that takes place over a 24 hour period

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5
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sleep debt

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amount of sleep you need, as opposed to the sleep you actually get

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6
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pineal gland

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stimulated by darkness in order to secrete melatonin

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7
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pituitary gland

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secretes growth hormone during sleep

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8
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function of sleep according to evolutionary psychology

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restore resources that are expended during the day

sleep patterns evolved as an adaptive response to predatory risk, which increases in darkness

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9
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cognitive function of sleep

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sleep deprivation results in memory deficits, especially long term memories

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10
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stage 1 of non-REM sleep

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produces alpha waves

transitional phase, where one is relaxed yet awake

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stage 2 of non-REM sleep

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produces theta waves

state of deep relaxation

includes sleep spindle for learning and memory

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stage 3 of non-REM sleep

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produces delta waves

deep sleep, hard to wake someone

dramatic decrease in respiration and heartrate

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stage 4 of REM sleep

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produces beta waves for conscious and logical thinking

eyes dart rapidly through closed eyelids

dreaming occurs

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14
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insomnia

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consistent difficulty in falling or staying asleep

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15
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diagnose insomnia

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difficulty staying asleep for at least 3 night a week for 1 month

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16
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parasomnia

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unwanted, disruptive motor activity and/or experiences during sleep

17
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sleepwalking

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eyes open but unresponsive to attempts to communicate with them

18
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REM sleep behavior disorder (RBD)

A

muscle paralysis associated with REM sleep not occurring

associated with Parkinson’s Disease

19
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restless leg syndrome

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uncomfortable sensationns in the legs

20
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night terrors

A

sense of panic which results to screams and attempts to escape from the immediate environment

21
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sleep apnea

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sleeper’s breathing stops for 10-20 seconds and brief arousal

22
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sleep apnea treatment

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continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) pumps air into airways

23
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suddent infant death syndrome (SIDS)

A

infant stops breathing during sleep and dies

24
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risk factors of SIDS

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infants <12 months

boys > girls

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narcolepsy
associated with cataplexy, or lack of muscle tone and muscle weakness
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substance use disorder (SUD)
compulsive pattern of using the drug use with both physical and psychological dependence, which affects their abilities to function everyday, and continues to use substance despite consequences function because of substances prioritize substances over responsibility
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stimulants
also: party drugs stimulates dopamine associated with euphoria increases energy, pleasure, emotional warmth
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sedative-hypnotics
also: depressants impacts gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) everything slows down, lower levels of alertness
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opiates
impacts endrogenous opoid neurotransmitter system associated with euphoria 1. initial rush 2. going on the nod 3. altered consciousness
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hallucinogens
stimulates serotonin sensory experiences, visual hallucinations, hallucinations of body sensations with alcohol, increases heart rate and blood pressure