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    it. With sleep related eating disorder, even though it isn’t ideal, eating unconsciously is possible. Sleep related eating disorder is both a sleep disorder and an eating disorder in which a person partially awakens and with the active part of the brain, begins to prepare and eat food regardless of whether or not they are actually hungry. Being an uncommon disorder, only 2% of people, more than half women, are believed to have sleep related eating disorder. Like sleepwalking and sleep talking,…

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    REM Behavior Disorder and Sleep Summary REM behavior disorder is a sleeping disorder in which individuals physically act out during the course of their dreams. The behaviors can range from a minimal level of inconvenience such as somniloquy, which is the technical term for sleep talking, to an extreme, physical level of violently lashing out and consequently injuring themselves or others around them. Furthermore, the brainwave activity during the REM stage of sleep in people with RBD resembles…

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    Before we explain what Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorder (CRSD) we need to define circadian rhythm. Our bodies function according to a cycle, a sort of biological clock, located in the part of the brain part of the called the hypothalamus. The circadian rhythms are regular changes in mental and physical characteristics that occur in the course of a day (circadian is Latin for "around a day"). Light causes signals to be sent to several regions of the brain which causes the body to switch on and off…

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    week’s assignment for the 2 page paper, I was really excited. From the website given I chose sleep disorders and restless leg syndrome as my two topics. I chose sleep disorders, because it has always interested me. I chose restless leg syndrome, because my dad has it. He suffers from it almost every night. I would love to learn more about it to be able to help him. There are many common sleep disorders. Most of them can be caused by stress, physical health, emotional health, physical…

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    dreams prove REM sleep was entered. REM sleep is the type of sleep which rapid eye movement occurs. Muscle activity can also be occurring. The online source took the textbook one step further because more research was studied. Discovering Psychology written by Hockenbury, et al was edited and published in 2016 where as Evidence That Non-dreamers Dream: A REM Sleep Behavior Disorder Model written by Herlin, et al was edited and published in 2015. A REM Sleep Behavior Disorder Model was a…

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    email that Michael’s pediatric neurologist made changes to Michael’s stimulant medication (Focalin) but was unwilling to prescribe Michael any mediation for sleep other than an over the counter melatonin. (See Exhibit XX) The District remained in consistent contact with Mrs. Fibich as she notified Michael’s teachers and case carrier about his sleep patterns and his teachers made accommodations and schedule modifications to assist Michael in completing assignments, quizzes, and test. (See…

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    Until recently, I had an undiagnosed sleep disorder that had a large negative impact on my school work. Through the right treatment, I have been able to stay alert, focused, and have a better understanding of my classes. I feel that my condition has made me a better student, because it has taught me how to function without treatment, that I have to work twice as hard as the average student to succeed, and that I have to persevere through every obstacle in order to achieve my goals. I have also…

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    called sleep-wake cycles, can bring about vivid dreams even hallucinations, causing them to wake up often and abruptly. The suprachiasmatic nucleus, or SCN, located in the part of the brain that controls sleep, deteriorates in patients with Alzheimer's. This break down adds to the problems with the sleep-wake cycle and leads to confusion, irritation, and other sundowning symptoms. Also helping regulate circadian rhythm is the hormone melatonin, which is produced in the pineal gland during sleep.…

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    from those of a younger population. Many elderly struggle with problems such as insomnia, post traumatic stress disorder, alzheimers disease, and general anxiety disorders associated with aging. One study indicated that approximately 20% of seniors experience significant anxiety, while even more experience mild symptoms, and approximately 30% of seniors lose quantity or quality of sleep due to insomnia, including both primary and secondary cases. Contemporary medical research yields new…

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    mother scream through the walls as though she were being murdered in her bed. It’s enough to give an adult nightmares. I can’t imagine what it’s doing to Emma. It doesn’t happen every night though, I’m used to getting very little sleep. I’ve had REM sleep behavior disorder for as long as I can remember. Roy is used to…

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