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What is rest?
the body is in a decreased state of activity which restores energy
What is sleep?
state of rest accompanied by altered consciousness, diminished sensitivity to external stimuli, and relative inactivity
an increase in anabolism and a decrease in catabolism
essential for good health, mental and emotional functioning
What is NREM?
characterized by parasympathetic activity
decreased vitals, metabolic rate, 4 stages
What is REM sleep?
sympathetic activity
increased vitals, lose of skeletal muscle tone and deep tenative reflexes
What is REM atonia?
paralysis of large muscles
What can lack of sleep lead to?
HTN, obesity, diabetes
If awakened what stage does person return to?
NREM 1
What is dyssomnias?
broad classification of sleep disorders characterized by the amount of quality, or timing of sleep
What is insomnia?
difficulty falling asleep
wake up to early
frequent awakenings during the night
unfreshing sleep
What is hypersomnia?
excessive sleep during the day with unrefreshing sleep
What is Narcolepsy?
uncontrollable desire to sleep
What are sleep attacks?
irrestiable urge to sleep
What is cataplexy?
sudden lose of motor tone followed by sleeping
What is somnambulism?
sleep walking
What is somniloquy?
sleep talking
What is enuresis?
bed wetting
What would you ask for a sleep assessment?
how many hrs do you sleep
# of times awakening
time for bed & wake
bed time routines
naps, how many, amount of sleep
How do anxiolytics help sleep?
reduce anxiety
How do anti-histamines help sleep?
make drowsy
How do sedative-hypnotics help sleep?
induce sleep but can lose effectiveness after 1-2 wks.and may produce day time drowsiness or hang over