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Definition
low muscle tone- leads to oropharyngeal collapse-->pt. has to wake up to take a couple breaths and go back to sleep.
Daytime symptoms: headaches, clumsiness, dry mouth
EDS is a MAJOR symptom |
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| Clinical presentation of OSA |
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Definition
obese, upper airway problems
hypertensive
CHF |
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Definition
changing behaviors
nasal mask
surgery |
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| What secondary cases can be seen RLS? |
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Definition
| Iron deficiency, uremia, and neuropathy |
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Term
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Definition
dopa agonist, benzo's
sleep hygeine |
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| Hos is narcolepsy treated? |
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Definition
| Modafinil, or drugs that stimulate Dopamine |
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Definition
sleep terrors
confusional arousals
sleep walking |
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Definition
are not remembered
less than 5 min duration
may use benzos (if that severe) |
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Definition
poor recall
less than 15 mins.
do not interfere! |
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Definition
Nightmares
Sleep behavior disorder |
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| How do you treat sleep behavior disorder |
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Definition
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Definition
can recall
awaken the sleeper |
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Definition
| occur mostly in NREM sleep |
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Term
| what are some bad indicators on the PSG |
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Definition
NREM Parasomnia- repeated slow wave awakeenings.
RBD- increase in EMG activity during REM sleep |
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Term
| What recording on the MSL indicates Narcolepsy |
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Definition
niggas go to sleep in less than 5 mins
they hit REM sleep in 30 mins. norm- 90 mins |
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