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1. What are 2 treatments for insomnia?
Sleeping pills and exercise
2. What are the different stages of sleep?
1. Non-rapid eye movement sleep
2. Rapid eye movement sleep
3. What stage of sleep represents a quarter of the sleep time?
Rapid eye movement sleep
4. What did the Youngstedt Study on acute physical activity and sleep find and conclude?
• No effect on time it takes to fall asleep
• No effect on the amount of wakefulness during the night
• Significant effect on the total amount of sleep
• Longer bouts of exercise associated with longer sleep
• Exercise close to bedtime does NOT interfere with sleep
• Studies predominantly among good sleepers
5. What is the definition of pain?
An unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage
6. What is Nocioception?
A component of pain used in the detection of tissue damage by sensory receptors known as nociceptors
7. What is Perception of Pain?
A component of pain that can be experienced with or without tissue damage
8. What is Emotion as related to the components of pain?
there are 2 stages of pain related emotions:
Stage 1: characterized by unpleasantness, distress, or annoyance
Stage 2: reaction to how pain will influence one’s life
9. What is Behavior as a component of pain?
activities that are performed or avoided as a result of the perception of pain
10. Is exercise effective in reducing endogenous (naturally occurring) pain?
Yes in both aerobic and strength training for arthritis, lower back pain and labor
11. Can exercise reduce perceptions of pain?
yes