Sleep Disorders

Jun 16, 2015

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Symptoms, Treatment and Help for Common Sleep Disorders

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Sleep Disorders

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Sleep Disorders

Sleep Disorders. Answers based on DSM-IV-TR and Tasman and First unless otherwise stated. As of 1Aug07. ICD-9-CM.

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Normal Sleep. Sleep progresses in stages throughout the nightFour Non-REM (NREM) stages (1, 2, 3,

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Sleep and sleep disorders

Definition. Sleep is an ACTIVE process. It is a reversible state of unresponsiveness to stimuli of the outside world and to responses within the brain which underlie perception.. Sleep Architecture. Normal sleep has 2 essential phases :- Non rapid eye movement sleep (NREM) 4 stages

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What is sleep?. Sleep is a behavior that follows a circadian rhythm. Sleep is not uniform, but organized into cycles.Sleep is defined behaviorally into four criteria: reduced motor activity, decreased response to activity, stereotypic postures, reversibility. . Sleep Cycle. There are five stages of sleep; four stages are considered non-REM sleep and one stage of REM sleep Allan

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Objectives. Upon completion of this presentation, the audience should be able to: Diagnose the more common sleep disordersDiscuss therapeutic options for individuals with obstructive sleep apneaEffectively counsel patients on circadian rhythm disorders and the components of good sleep hygiene.

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Sleep disorders. Narcolepsy. Incidence & symptoms. Narcolepsy usually begins in adolescence or early adulthood, and continues through the person’s life

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Sleep Disorders. NURS 8800 Spring 2011. Overview. Definition of Sleep Sleep Disorders * Dyssomnias * Hypersomnias * Parasomnias. What is Sleep?. Sleep is cyclic phenomenon consisting of REM (rapid eye movement) * dream sleep * paradoxic sleep NREM (non-REM). REM Sleep.

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Sleep Disorders. Andrew G Veale. What are the possible causes of this appearance?. RLS Stimulant withdrawal Post ictal Narcolepsy OHS Inadequate sleep OSA. What are his likely co-morbid conditions?. Diabetes Hyperuricaemia Pulmonary hypertension Hypertension Prostatism

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SLEEP DISORDERS

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Sleep Disorders. Primary Insomnia. Difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep or having nonrestorative sleep for at least a month, causing distress or impairment, and not due to mental condition, substance or medical (or other sleep disorder)

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Sleep Disorders. Insomnia. Insomnia is a sleep disorder that is defined by difficulty falling asleep. There are two types of insomnia: Primary insomnia: the insomnia isn’t associated with another health condition.

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Sleep Disorders. By: Mirella Cabrera Psychology Ms. McElmoyl Per. 7. Sleep-Wake Cycle….

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Psychology Term 2 - 2013/2014. Sleep Disorders. Avoid caffeine, nicotine, and other stimulants before bed Don’t go to bed when you are full or hungry Develop a nightly ritual, particularly one that is relaxing Engage in regular aerobic exercise, but not late at night

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Sleep Disorders. What are they and what can be done?. Sleep Disorders. KLS – (Kleine Levin Syndrome) Is a rare sleep disorder characterized by recurring periods or excessive drowsiness and sleep (up to 20hrs per day).

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Sleep Disorders. Basics of Sleep Stages REM and NREM Sleep. Sleep Disorders. Two Major Categories Dyssomnias Problems with Amount, Quality, or Timing of Sleep Parasomnias Abnormal Behavior During Sleep. Insomnia. Persistent inability to fall or stay asleep Trouble Initiating Sleep

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Sleep Disorders

Sleep Disorders. Sleep. A regular , recurrent, easily reversible state , characterized by increase in threshold of response to external stimuli relative to waking state Made up of two physiological states NREM sleep- Non Rapid Eye Movement sleep REM sleep - Rapid Eye Movement sleep.

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Sleep Disorders

Sleep Disorders. MODULE F. Types of Sleep Disorders. Obstructive Sleep Apnea Central Sleep Apnea Mixed Hypopnea. Polysomnography. Early 1980’s sleep disorders were acknowledged by the medical community. Sleep apnea

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SLEEP DISORDERS

SLEEP DISORDERS. Daniel F. Kripke, MD UC, San Diego and The Scripps Clinic Sleep Center revised from a collaboration with Andrea Fagiolini, MD University of Pittsburgh. ASCP slides, 2007. ← marks important slides. See notes for explanations. Pre-Lecture Exam Question 1.

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SLEEP DISORDERS

SLEEP DISORDERS. contents. What is sleep? Why is sleep important? Quick sleep facts Cycle of sleep Biological rhythms Dreaming Sleep disorders Treatment of sleep disorders Sleep hygiene R esources. What is sleep?.

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Sleep Disorders. Two Major Categories*. Dyssomnias Parasomnias * This classification system is similar to that used by the American Sleep Disorders Association. Dyssomnias. The sleep itself is pretty normal. But the client sleeps too little, too much, or at the wrong time.

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Sleep Disorders. Seasonal Affective Disorder. Depression that comes on with the start of winter Symptoms include sadness, lethargy, and drowsiness Could affect 1% to 20% of the population. There is hope!. Phototherapy - exposure to bright fluorescent lights has been shown to be effective.

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Dutchess Neurology, PLLC provides patients throughout Dutchess County, NY the latest diagnosis, treatment and ongoing care for multiple sclerosis, migraines and other types of headache, Alzheimer’s disease and memory loss problems, sleep disorders and other neurological conditions.

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