sleep wake disorders

Question 1

progression through NREM sleep results in _________ brain wave patterns and __________ arousal thresholds

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progression through NREM sleep results in slower brain wave patterns and higher arousal thresholds

Question 2

In REM sleep, brain wave patterns resemble the EEG of an

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aroused person

Question 3

awakening from REM sleep is associated with _________ dream recall

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vivid

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dyssmonias

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insufficient, excessive or altered timing of sleep

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Parasomnias

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unusual sleep related behaviors

Question 6

most common of the hypersomnias

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breathing-related disorders– OSA, CSA

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excessive daytime sleeping

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hypersomnias

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acute insomnia

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<3 months is generally associated with stress or changes in sleep schedule and usually resolves spontaneously

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chronic insomnia

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> 3 months to years ans is associated with reduced quality of life and increased risk of psychiatric illness

Question 10

first line therapy for chronic insomnia

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CBT

Question 11

DSM5 crit for insomnia disorder

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1. difficulty in initiating/maintaiing sleep or early morning awakenings
2. occurs at least 3 days a week for at least 3 months

Question 12

most common reason pt. are put on long term benzos

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insmonia

Question 13

REM sleep is characterized by _______ in blood pressure, heart rate and respiratory rate

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increased

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complain of nonrestorative sleep, automatic behaviors and difficulty awakening in the morning

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hypersomnolence disorder

Question 15

hypersomnolence disorder DSM5 crit

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1. excessive sleepiness despite at least 7 hours of sleep, with at least one of the following:
   a) recurrent periods of sleep within the same day
   b) prlonged nonrestorative sleep >9 hr
   c) difficulty being fully awake after awakening

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treatment for hypersomnolence disorder

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life-long therapy with modafinil or stimulants such as methylphenidate

*** amphetamine like antidepressants such as atomoxetine are second line therapy

Question 17

chronic breathing related disorder characterized by repetitive collapse of the upper airway during sleep and evidence by polysomnography of multipe episodes of panea or hypopnea per hour of sleep

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OSA

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OSA treatment

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positive airway therapy: CPAP or BiPAP

• behavioral strategies such as weight loss and exercise

Question 19

evidenced by five or more central apneas per hour of sleep– can be idiopathic with Cheyne-Stokes breathing ir due to opioid use

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central sleep apnea

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cheyne-stokes breathing

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pattern of periodic crescendo-decrescendo variation in tidal volume due to heart failure, stroke or renal failure

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30% of chronic opioid users have

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central sleep apnea

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treatment for CSA

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treat underlying condition

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polysomnographydemonstrated decreased respiration and elevated CO2

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sleep related hypoventilation

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hypnagogic

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hallucinations when going to sleep

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hyponopomic

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hallucinatios when transitiong from sleep

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characterized by excessive daytime sleepiness and falling asleep at inappropriate times

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narcolepsy

Question 27

narcolepsy DSM5

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1. recurrent episodes of need to sleep, lapsing into sleep, or napping during the day, occurring at least 3 times per week for at least 3 months associated with at least one of the following i) cataplexy ii) hypocretin deficiency in CSF iii) reduced reM sleep latency on polysmnography

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pathophysiology of narcolepsy

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linked to loss of hypothalamic neurons that produe hypocretin

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catatonic catalepsy

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unprovoked muscular rigidity

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narcolepsy treatment: 1. daytime sleepiness 2. cataplexy

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1. daytime sleepiness-- amphetamines | 2. cataplexy-- sodium oxybate

Question 31

recurrent patterns of sleep disruption due to an alteration of the circadian system or misalignment between the endogenous circadian rhythm and sleep-wake schedule required by an individuals's environemnt or shcedule

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circadian rhythm

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chronic or recurrent delay in sleep onset and awakening with preserved quality and duration of sleep

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delayed sleep phase disorder -- puberty

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normal duration and quality of sleep with sleep onset and awakening timres earlier than desired

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advanced sleep phase disorder -- older age

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sleep deprivation and misalignment of the circadian rhythm secondary to nontraditional work hours

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shift work disorder -- >16 hr shift ** bright light phototherapy to facilitate rapid adaptation to night shift

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sleep disturbances associated with travel across multiple times szones

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jet lag disorder

Question 36

The _______________ in the hypothalamus coordinates 24-hr or circadian thythmicity

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suprachiasmic nucleus

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abnormal behaviors, experiences or physiological events that occur during sleep or sleep-wake transitions

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parasomnias

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repeated episodes of incomplete arousals that are bired and usually occur duirng the first third of the sleep episode

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Non-REM sleep arousal disorder

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recurrent frightening dreams that occur during the seond half of the sleep episode; terminates in awakening with vivid recall

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nightmare disorder

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recurrent epsiodes of sudden terror arousals, usually beginning with screaming or crying that occur during slow-wave sleep; patients usually return to sleep without awakening

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sleep terrors

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treatment for nightmare disorder

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desensitization/imagery rehersal therapy (IRT) involves the use of mental imagery to modify the outcome of a reucrrent nightmare

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IRT is successful in treating recurrent nightmares in

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PTSD

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repeated arousals during sleep associated with vocalization or complex motor behavior occurring during REM sleep-- lack of muscle atonia during REM sleep

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REM sleep behavior disorder

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urge to move legs accompanied by unpleasant sensation in the legs, characterized by relief with movement. aggravation with inactivity and only occurring or worsening in the evening

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resltess leg syndrome

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first line treatment for restless leg syndrome

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dopamine agonist and benzo are first in line

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risk factors for resless leg syndrome

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iron deficiency