Sleep Flashcards

(41 cards)

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Non REM sleep is usually towards the end of the night. True or false?

A

False

- at the start of the night

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What is the most important part of sleep? REM or Non-REM

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Non REM

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3
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Deep sleep is REM or Non REM

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Non REM

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4
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There is increased/decreased brain activity in REM sleep?

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Increased activity

- it is similar to wakefulness

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5
Q

Most young adults’ sleep is REM or non-REM?

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Non-REM

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6
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In which type of sleep can you not remember what you were dreaming of?

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Non REM

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7
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EEG activity in REM sleep is normal/fast/slow ?

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Fast

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8
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During non-REM sleep what happens to: 
HR 
BP
Tidal volumes 
Cerebral blood flow
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HR - decreased
BP - decreased
Tidal volumes - decreased
Cerebral blood flow - decreased

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9
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In which type of sleep can you remember what you were dreaming about? REM or Non-REM

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REM

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10
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During REM sleep, cerebral blood flow is increased. True or false?

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True

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11
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As you get older you get more/less REM sleep?

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Less

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12
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Normal circadian rhythm lasts for __ hours?

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25

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13
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Normal circadian rhythm is in sync with a daily cycle. True or false?

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False

  • daily cycle is 24 hours
  • circadian rhythm is 25 hours
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14
Q

Sleep deprivation symptoms

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Irritable
Visual hallucinations
Concentration lapses

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15
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Roughly which % of RTA’s are sleep related?

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10

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16
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How much sleep per night is acceptable?

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7 -> 7.5 hours

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17
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A mid afternoon power nap of 15 mins is equivalent to __ mins of overnight sleep?

18
Q

Name 2 sleep disorders

A

Parasomnia

Narcolepsy

19
Q

Patient who is sleep walking, experiences sleep terrors and paralysis, has restless legs and grinds teeth during sleep has which sleep disorder?

A

Non-REM parasomnia

20
Q

Which type of parasomnia occurs in patients with parkinson disease?

A

REM parasomnia

21
Q

Narcolepsy is more common in males. True or false?

A

False

- equally common in M and F

22
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Peak ages of onset for narcolepsy

23
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Narcolepsy - clinical features

A
Daytime sleepiness 
Hallucinations 
Sleep paralysis 
- unable to move upon falling asleep or wakening 
Cataplexy
24
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What is cataplexy (symptom)

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Sudden physical collapse
Loss of muscle tone
Consciousness remains

25
What is cataplexy triggered by
emotion
26
Narcolepsy - investigations
Overnight sleep study Multiple sleep latency test LP
27
Narcolepsy patients fall asleep very quickly/slowly?
Quickly
28
Why is it useful to do a LP in narcolepsy patients ?
Low CSF hypocretin levels are consistent with narcolepsy
29
What are hypnagogic hallucinations?
hallucinations occurring at sleep onset
30
Narcolepsy patients go into REM or non-REM sleep first?
REM
31
Usually get REM sleep at the start/end of the night?
End
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The following describes REM or Non-REM sleep disorders: Easier to wake up from Good recall of vivid dream on wakening
REM
33
In most RTAs caused by sleep deprivation, the driver has been acutely/chronically sleep deprived?
acutely
34
Which type of sleep is responsible for protein synthesis, cell division and growth?
Non-REM sleep
35
Which type of sleep is responsible for consolidation of memories and maintaining immunocompetence ?
REM sleep
36
Which type of sleep is important for early brain development?
REM sleep
37
What is the name given group of sleep disorders that involve unwanted events or experiences that occur while you are falling asleep, sleeping or waking up
Parosomnias
38
Muscle recovery takes place during sleep. True or false?
False
39
REM sleep behaviour is often seen preceding which condition?
parkinsons
40
What test an be done to investigate narcolepsy are what are the likely findings?
Sleep latency test - REM sleep at the beginning - Patient falls asleep quickly
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Which type of sleep is most important for the consolidation of memories. REM or Non-REM ?
REM