sleep disorders Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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what is the suprachasmatic nucleus

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biological clock, coordinates cincadian rhythms

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2
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if awoken in this sleep stage you feel like you haven’t slept

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stage 1. 50% reductions in EEG, 5-10 min

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3
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this stage is the light sleep stage

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stage 2, sleep spindles(EEG, periods of activity then nothing), body temp and heart rate drop,

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4
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if you wake up in this stage you feel less rested and this is also the stage where you have night terrors or sleep walk

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stage 3, delta waves

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5
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this is the stage where dreams occur

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REM, EEG looks like awake. EMG is flat

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6
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when does the body restore

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stage 3, high synchronicity

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7
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when does the brain restore

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REM, low synchronicity

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8
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what is melatonin made from

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tryptophan

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9
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what stimulates and inhibits melatonin

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light inhibits, dark stimulates

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10
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what kind of receptors does melatonin use

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GPCR

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11
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what neurotransmitter increases as ATP is used

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Adenosine, inhibitory, accumulates during the day, used up at night, helps regulate GABA

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12
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people with insomnia spend most their sleep in which stage

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stage 2, light sleep

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13
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older people spend less time in which stages

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REM and stage 3

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14
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mechanisms of RLS

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Genetic, iron (part of DA sythesis) difficiency, low ferretin lvls

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15
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mech. of narcolepsy

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deccresed hypocritens, go straight to REM

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16
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Sleep apnea mech

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happens mostley in REM when muscles collapse

17
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what is persistent insomnia

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longer than 3 months

18
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mechanism of CSA

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absence of air in mouth and nose with out activation of inspiratory muscles

19
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what is stimulus control therapy

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make a positive connection between bed and sleep, avoid naps, get out of bed if can’t sleep after 20 minutes

20
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what is biofeedback therapy

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reduce somatic arousal

21
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sleep hygiene

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not useful alone, avoid stimulants, avoid exercises an night, don’t watch the clock

22
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what are zolpidem and eszopiclone metablosized by

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3A4 and phase 2

23
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zalepon is metabolized by what

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aldhyde oxidase

24
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tasimelteon is indicated for…

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Ramelteon does what
increases sleep latency
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how are tasimelteon and ramelteon metabolized
cyp go through first pass
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has does modifinal work
not known but possibly by promoting release of monoamines
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how are modifinal and armadofinal metabolized
CYP
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how does valerian extract work
like GABAnergic
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treatment for insomnia
non benzo's first, melatonin agonist second, antidepressent next, then last line combined drugs
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treatment for OSA
CPAP is first line, second line modifnial during the day
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treatment for nacrolepsy without paralysis
first line is modifinal, second line segelin or sodium oxybate
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treatment of narcoplespy with paralysis and other symptoms
first line is venlafaxine, sodium oxybate or fluoxetine, second line is TCA or MAOI
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treatment for jet lag
short acting benzo, remalotin, meltonin
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treatment for shift work disorder
therapy, modifinal, benzo
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whats a good med for elderly
mirtazapine
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treatment for RLS
iron, ropinerol, pramixaprol