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In what stage of sleep do dreams occur?

REM and NREM sleep


We remember REM dreams (more vivid)

What is circadian rhythm?

24 hour day-night cycle


affected by light, temp, noise, activities

What system controls sleep regulation?

Reticular activated system (RAS) - contain cells


Receives visual, auditory, pain stimuli


Cerebral cortex stimulates RAS


Wakefulness

What is sleep caused by?

Release of serotonin


Depends on balance of impulses from higher centres (thoughts) and peripheral sensory receptors (sound), and limbic system (emotions)

What is the cycle/stages of sleep?

4 to 6 cycles - 4 of NREM and 1 of REM


With each cycle, stages 3 and 4 shorten and REM lengthens

What can alter sleep?

Pain


Difficulty Breathing


Nocturia


Restless Leg Syndrome


Insomia

What many hours of sleep should neonates, infants, toddlers, preschoolers, school age, teens, young adults and adults get?

Neo - 16


Infants - 10-12


Toddlers - 12-14


Preschool - 13 School Age - 9-10


Teens - 9 (varies)


Young Adults - 6-8


Adults - Decline

What are some common sleep changes in older adults?

Get sleepy early in evening


Insomnia


Wake up early, can't get back to sleep

Why do older adults have sleep problems?

Sleep-wake cycle not working as well


Less sleep hormones


Lifestyle habits


Pain

Why is sleep important?

Restoration