sleep apnea Flashcards

sleep apnea

1
Q

what is sleep apnea ?

A

stop breathing while sleeping

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2
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Types of sleep apnea

A

central sleep apnea
obstractive sleep apnea
obstractive sleep apnea syndrome (daytime sx)

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3
Q

gold standard of diagnosising sleep apnea

A

PSG

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4
Q

AHI

A

=number of hypopneas+ apnea / total hours of sleep (> 30–severe_

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5
Q

will a single channel research be accepted as a proper diagnosis for sleep apnea ? Y/N

A

N

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6
Q

at least how many channel will be used for diagnosising the sleep apnea

A

7

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7
Q

risk factor for sleep apnea

A

smoking
alcohol
age
obesity
gender

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8
Q

which group of patient is indicated for CPAP

A

moderate to severe OSA

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9
Q

can CPAP provide continuous postive airway pressure ? Y/N

A

Y

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10
Q

phenotype of OSA

A

pcrit / loop gain / muscle responsiveness (muscle tone) / arousal threshold

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11
Q

can COPD overlap with OSA Y/N

A

Y

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12
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treatment options for pcrit

A

medications that would improve the muscle tone

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13
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treatment options for loop gain

A

carbonic anhydrase inhibitor

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14
Q

PSG contains

A

ECG / EMG / SpO2 / EOG /EEG / measurement of repiratory and inspiratory

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15
Q

sleep architecture indicates that sleep can be divided into 2 stages

A

REM / non-REM

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16
Q

what would happen if patient with COPD and OSA remain untreated for their OSA

A

higher risk od death and higher risk of acute exacerbation

17
Q

treatment option for low arousal threshold

A

zolpidem
sedative

18
Q

for CPAP it could provide a fixed pressure or an autoset pressure (or combination of both) Y.N

A

Y (autoset is more common

19
Q

at least 4 hours of use is required to see the effect for CPAP Y/N

A

Y

20
Q

both the mask and the tube for the CPAP have a fixed standard, hence, the patient can purchase the marks and tube from different companies Y/N

A

Y