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consciousness Flashcards

1
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the continuous stream of perception, thoughts, feelings or sensation which we are?aware from moment to moments

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consiousness.

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what are the dreaming hypnosis alcohol and drugs sleep example of?

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altered sleep of consciousness.

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what are the altered states of consciousness?

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they are mental states other than ordinary working consiouseness.

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what is the most fundamental altered state of consciousness?

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sleep

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what is the consciousness defined to?

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awarness.

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controlled largely by the brain, fluncuates 24 hours cycles?

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circadian rythm

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what is a circadian rhythm?

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a bilogical clock.

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when from most of us alertness decreases?

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from 2 to 5 pm and 2 to 7 am

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what other factors can influence other than circadian rythm?

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noon, seasons, and various biologial factors.

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what is the circadian rhythm controlled by?

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controlled lagely by the brain

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how much timing does the circadian rhythm involves?

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24 hours variation

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12
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what can modify our circadian rhythm?

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external stimuli such as alarm clock artificial lights and job shifts

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13
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what is the time indicate when there is a subject who has no environment cue?

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25 hours

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14
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what is the human body temperature can range?

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36 deg

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15
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true or false.

people sleep when their body temperature is at the highest?

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False, lowest

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16
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what is the most relevant to human aside from circadian rhythm?

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infradian and ultradian rhythm.

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why hunger patterns, heartbeats and eyeblinks are example of infradian rhythms?

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because it occurs more several times in a day.

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biological patterns occurs more than once in a day?

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infardian Rhythms.

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examples of infadian Rhythms?

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eyeblinks, heartbeat and hunger patterns.

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a rhythm that exceeds a 24 hours?

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infradian Rhythms.

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21
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how many categories of sleep?

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2

N-Rem sleep and Rem sleep.

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22
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an example of infrdian rhythms?

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gorls period.

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23
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what often N-Rem sleep called?

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the Quiet sleep

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why N-Rem is called a quiet sleep?

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because theres a slow body movement and the the blood pressure and the brain activity at the lowest point.

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How many stage of sleep?

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4 stages.

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26
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what each stage is identified as in N-Rem

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Brain Wave Pattern.

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27
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slow waves goes with and large waves goes with?

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slow waves goes with deep sleep and fast waves goes with light sleep.

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. Transition from waking to sleeping?
. Transition from light to deeper sleep?
. Deeper sleep.
. Much deeper sleep.

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NREM stage #1 (theta waves) fast waves
NREM stage #2 (Complex Wave)
NREM stage #3 (delta waves) Large slow waves
NREM stage #4 (delta waves) much larger slower waves

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29
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how does the slow waves began in stage #3?

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when EEG show 20% of delta waves.

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30
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how does the deepest sleep begins in stage #4?

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begins when 50% of the waves are delta waves.

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31
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when does Rem begins?

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it begins when the transition back through stage #3 and stage #2 we renter stage #1.

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32
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In which period the brain is in stage #1?

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the period when the brain is highly active.

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33
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The Rem sleep sometimes called?

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the active sleep.

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34
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what happens in REM sleep?

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adrenaline shoots the system/ Blood pressure and heart rate increases/ respiration becomes quicker/ characterized by vivid dreams/ large muscles paralize.

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35
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a sleep cycle lasting about 90 minutes and including one or more stages of NREM sleep followed by a period of rem sleep?

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sleep cycles

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36
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how many sleep cycles is there?

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4

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37
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how long does it last each cycle?

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90 min

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38
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which stage begins with a few minutes in light sleep?

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NREM stage #1

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39
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which stage in sleep is somewhat more deeply sleep?

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NREM stage #2

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40
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which stage is the beginning of slow wave sleep deep sleep?

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NREM stage #3

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41
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which stage in sleep is the deepest sleep?

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NREM stage #4

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42
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what is delta wave associated with?

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Deep Sleep.

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43
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what type of waves are delta waves?

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slow waves.

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44
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how long does it last first rem period after entering stage #2 and 3?

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10 to 15 min

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45
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what is REM may be necessary?

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maturation of brain in infants.

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46
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what does REM involve?

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consolidation of memory.

47
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what does REM serve?

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mental house cleaning.

48
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A tiny piece of brain tissue located in the hypothalamus?

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suprachiasmatic nuclease.

49
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what does the suprachiasmatic nuclease control and what does it refer to?

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controls the timing of circadian rhythm and refers to a biological clock.

50
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where does the suprachiasmatic nuclease located?

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it’s located in the hypothalamus of the brain

51
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what does the suprachiasmatic nuclease responds to?

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responds to light particularly sunlight.

52
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mental activity occuring during NREM sleep that is more thoughtlight in quality that are REM dream?

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NREM dreams.

53
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a type of dream that someone is aware of and influence the control while in progress?

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Lucid dream.

54
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dream are generally reflected?

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our perception thoughts hopes and worries.

55
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how does the dream function to satisfy according to freaud?

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to satisfy our sexual and aggressive wishes.

56
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the dream is recalled by the dreamer?

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manifest content of dream.

57
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how does our wishes appear in our dreams?

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appears in a symbolic form.

58
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what does frauds differentiate?

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to manifest the content of dream and the latent content of dream?

59
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the dormant and undeveloped content which has an underlying meaning?

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latent content of dream.

60
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what does the symbol of dream perceived?

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an individual meaning rather than universal?

61
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what is the average hours of adult sleep?

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7.5 Hours, with extra hour in the weekend

62
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is 7.5 hours enough for everyone?

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to much for some and to little for some.

63
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how many hours required for short sleepers and how many hours required for long sleepers? and how many percent of short and long sleepers are they?

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20% of short sleepers 6 hours required and 10% of long sleepers required more than 9 hours.

64
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how many hours of sleep could a participant could not get by in a sleep experiment?

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4.5 hours

65
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what is the minimum hours of sleep?

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6.5

66
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according to national sleep foundation in united states how many hours of sleep is required for teens and middle aged adults?

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8 hours of sleep

67
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sleep disturbance in which behavior states normally occur only in waking state?

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parasomnia.

68
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when does the waking state takes place in parasomnia?

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transition from sleeping to walking state.

69
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what are sleep walking and sleep terrors?

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are two parasomnias.

70
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when does the sleep alking and sleep terrors occur? and why?

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occurs in stage #4. the sleeper does not come to full conciousness.

71
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what does the sleep apnea consists?

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consists a period when the breathing stops.

72
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what are the major symptoms of sleep apnea?

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excessive daytime sleepiness and loud snorting.

73
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what can sleep apnea could lead to?

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chronic blood pressure and cardivuscular disease.

74
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characterized by falling or staying a sleep?

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insomnia.

75
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what other things that insomnia that is characterized by?

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waking up early light sleep and restless, poor sleep quality.

76
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how long does insomnia last and what does it result?

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it last 3nweeks or fewer can results from jetlag injuries interfers with sleep.

77
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how long does the chronic insomnia last?

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4 month or even years.

78
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by how many percent does adults suffer with insomnia?

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20%

79
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an incadable disprder charchterized br escessive daytime sleeiness and uncontrollabe attach of rem sleep?

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nacrolepsy.

80
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somnambulism a sleep walking occurs in?

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stage #4

81
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what does involve when someone suffers with narcolepsy?

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accidents virtually everywhere

82
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what is narcolepsy caused by?

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abnormality in the brain and strong genetic components.

83
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how does the most causes occur in sleep walking?

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in childhood delayed development, in the nervous system

84
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what does the sleep walking combine?

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it combines the delta alpha and beta waves.

85
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a terrifying dreams occur on Rem Sleep?

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NIGHTMARES.

86
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what nightmare can be reaction and what is more frequent?

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a traumatic life most frequent, anxiety and emotional upheaval.

87
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when sleep terrors occur and when anxiety nightmare occur?

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sleep terrors occur in deep sleep ( stage #4) and anxiety nightmares occur towards morning, when the REM periods are the longest.

88
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in which stage sleep talking occur?

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any stage.

89
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what are the three sleep disorders?

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sleep apnea/ narcolepsy/ insomnia.

90
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any substance that alters ur mood ur perceptions or thought?

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psychoactive drugs.

91
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what is it called when the drug approved for medical use only?

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controlled substance.

92
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the body’s natural ability to protect itself against harmful substances?

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physical drug dependence.

93
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the drug triggers a surge of dopamine molecules into a part of the brain limbic system as.

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nucleas accumbens.

94
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what does the physical drug dependence develop?

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drug tolerence.

95
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a condition which the user becomes progressively less effected?

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drug tolerence.

96
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why large drug doses are necessary in drug tolerence?

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to achieve or maintain the same effect to be less affected by the drug.

97
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a craving or irascible urge for drug pressure effect?

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psychological drug dependence.

98
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what happen when drug is taken away.

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withdrawal symptoms

99
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what are the drug withdrawal symptoms?

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physical and psychological symptoms react opposite of the drug.

100
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what does the stimulants call?

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Uppers.

101
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what is a stimulant?

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a category of a drug.

102
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what does the stimulant do?

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speed up the activity in the central nervous system.

103
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what can the stimulant increase?

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blood pressure and respiration.

104
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what can stimulants decrease?

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blood flow

105
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how can stimulants make you feel?

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they make you feel energetic , awake alert and suppress appetite

106
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what are the legal stimulants.

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caffeine and nicotine.

107
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what are the controlled stimulants?

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amphetamine.

108
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what are the illegal stimulants?c

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cocaine or crack.

109
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what does the amphetamine do to the central nervous system.

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increase arousal, relive fatigue, suppress appetite.

110
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what is the most powerful amphetamine.

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metamphetanine.

111
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in which form doe the methamphetanine come?

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smokable Ice.

112
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addictive types of narcotics?

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cocaine heroine codeine.

113
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a class of dpressent that have pain relienig.

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naroctics.

114
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drugs that dicreases the the activity in the central nervous system?

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depressents

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