W3- Sleep Health Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 2 main types of sleep?

A
  • Non-REM

- REM

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Non-REM:

  • Accounts for ___-___% of sleep.
  • Has 4 different stages (1-2 = _____ sleep, 3-4 = _____ sleep).

REM:

  • Occurs about every ___ minutes and lasts ___-___ minutes.
  • Brain is highly active, but body is typically still.
  • ______ usually occur in this stage.
A

Non-REM:

  • 75-80%
  • 1-2 = light sleep, 3-4 = deep sleep

REM:

  • Occurs every 90 minutes, lasts 5-30
  • Dreams
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3
Q

What (2) specific hormones are increased during sleep?

A
  • Growth hormone

- Melatonin

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4
Q

Sleep - Newborn Infant:

  • ___% quiet Non-REM sleep, ___% active REM sleep.
  • Total sleep time = ___-___hrs
A
  • 50% quiet Non-REM, 50% REM

- Total sleep time = 16-17hrs

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5
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Sleep - Children 1-5:

  • Total sleep time = ___-___hrs
  • Do they sleep through the night?
  • Do they nap during the day?
A
  • Total sleep time = 11-13hrs
  • Generally sleep through night
  • Nap as needed
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Q

Sleep - Middle Childhood 5-12:

  • Total sleep time = ___-___hrs
  • May experience parasomnias (sleep problems) such as what? (3)
A
  • Total sleep time = 10-12hrs

- enuresis (bedwetting), nightmares, and sleep walking

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Sleep - Adolescents 12-18:

  • Total sleep time = ___hrs
  • Often experience delayed sleep phase syndrome. What is this?
  • Do they get enough sleep?
A
  • Total sleep time = 9hrs
  • Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome = Can’t go to sleep until late at night and prefer to sleep later in the morning.
  • Frequently do not get sufficient sleep.
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