Feb 9-11 lectures- child admission

Question 1

Infants fix their eyes on the stranger, become restless, perhaps thrash arms or legs, and begin to cry.
called?

Answer 1

8-month anxiety

Question 2

Lack of sleep-REM cause?

Answer 2

irritability,confusion

Question 3

Lack of sleep-NREM cause?

Answer 3

apathy,depression

Question 4

children are able to voice an understanding that illnesses can occur from several causes, such as being susceptible to chickenpox because they did not get a vaccine.

what age?

Answer 4

8 grade

Question 5

strange environment, such as a hospital, have not learned coping skills as yet causes?

Answer 5

posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

Question 6

A feeling of drifting or falling.Often desribed
as twilight sleep. Temperature and heart
rate decrease slightly

Answer 6

NREM Stage 1

Question 7

Sleep deepens. Temperature and heart rate,

decrease slightly more.

Answer 7

NREM Stage 2

Question 8

Sleep deepens still further.
Temperature and heart rate decrease
further. This period lasts for about 10
min.

Answer 8

NREM stage 3

Question 9

Approximately 20 to 30 min. after beginning to
fall asleep ,a child enters stage 4 sleep.
Respirations and heart rate slow even more.
Blood pressure and temperature
decrease. Children remain at a stage 4 sleep
level for approximately 30 min. and then
progress back through stage s 3and 4 until
they then pass into a phase of REM sleep.

Answer 9

NREM Stage 4

Question 10

the cessation of respiration during sleep for 20 sec. or more . This tends to occur more frequently to obese children, possibly because of the increased weight of their chest . It may contribute to sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) or “failure to thrive”

Answer 10

Sleep apnea

Question 11

Eyes move in rapid , involuntary motions.
-Respirations are irregular ,body
turnings, movements, and penile erections
may occur. Lasts 10 to 30 min. and then
anew sleep cycle with NREM sleep begins.

Answer 11

REM

Question 12

The purpose of NREM sleep,

Answer 12

irst phase of sleep ,is rest and restoration of the body; this stage keeps body cells functioning and healthy.

Question 13

periods of stages 3 and 4 NREM sleep, the secretion of growth hormone is necessary for:

Answer 13

protein synthesis

2. for the growth of new cells
3. and repair and maintenance of all cells.

Question 14

hormones that are principal in the catabolism or breakdown of cells are at
their lowest levels.

Answer 14

Cortisol and adrenaline

Question 15

may serve to coordinate binocular vision.
Dreams that may occur during this time may serve as a release of tension or help to integrate new knowledge and experiences with the old in the brain’s memory system.

Answer 15

purpose of REM (Rapid eye movement)

Question 16

Vital signs may fall during ____ sleep and rise in ____

Answer 16

NREM, REM

Question 17

After approximately 4 days of poor sleep,
this can cause them to experience difficulty in concentrating and episodes of disorientation and
misperception.

Answer 17

Sleep Deprivation

Question 18

f the sleep deprivation is NREM stage 4 in contrast, tends to cause

Answer 18

apathy, fatigue, depression and can slow recovery

Question 19

If the sleep loss is REM deprivation , children show symptoms of

Answer 19

irritability and difficulty concentrating

Question 20

Any illness that changes their ability to respond to their environment can cause

Answer 20

sensory deprivation or sensory stimulation.

Question 21

conditioning of being deprived of , or lacking adequate sensory, social, physical , or, cognitive stimulation.

Answer 21

Sensory Deprivation

Question 22

conditioning of being deprived of , or lacking adequate sensory, social, physical , or, cognitive stimulation.

Answer 22

Play

Question 23

is a common sleep problem in children ,it occurs during NREM sleep during the deepest part of stage 4

Answer 23

Sonambulism