Exam 2 Review- Sleep Disorders

Describe Terminal Insomnia

In order to provide an objective diagnosis, a pt with hypersomnia is most likely to require a:

What is sleep paralysis?

A LACK of muscle atonia during REM sleep is:

A parasomnia is an undesirable ____________ phenomena.

What sleep stage do pts with narcolepsy usually fall into within 15 minutes of falling asleep?

Episodes of inconsolable screaming and amnesia during the night suggest:

What are the sleep disorders under the REM parasomnia umbrella?

What is subjective data?

When does Hypnangogic hallucinations happen?

What is the minimum time in minutes that a MSLT nap can be?

Which of these medications acts as a REM suppressant?

What is paradoxical insomnia?

PSG studies are routinely conducted for the assessment of insomnia.

What is transient insomnia?

What type of medication is given to patients diagnosed with Narcolepsy?

Sleep enuresis is recurrent, involuntary bedwetting occuring during sleep in child older than _

Describe Sleep Maintenance insomnia

What is Chronic insomnia?

A gene mutation blocks which neurotransmitter in patient's with narcolepsy?

tech reads that the pt has a hx of chronic musculoskeletal pain. The tech should anticipate:

Nightmare disorders occur more frequently in what age population?

Somnambulism is also called _______________.

If a diagnostic study the night before he showed an AHI of 30. Should the MSLT be continued?

A PSG is routinely performed to establish the diagnosis of which parasomnia?

Which of these activities is MOST likely to trigger a cataplexic event?

What is a hypnagogic hallucination?

Bed partner states pt is “beating on the pillow” during the night What would be included PSG?

___________ is the daytime study conducted to test for narcolepsy.

What is not in the Narcolepsy Tetrad?

Disorders of Arousal happen in which stage of sleep?

A parent reports that a child will not fall asleep unless he has a favorite blanket. This is:

Sleep-onset association disorder is a type of insomnia classified as ___ insomnia of childhood.

What is a tool used to measure EDS?

What is Cataplexy?

Idiopathic insomnia has no known cause, pt has lifelong difficulty initiating&maintaining sleep

pt exhibits frequent movements in REM Which is the BEST response by the technologist?

Confusional arousals are most commonly seen during which sleep stage?

What is primary insomnia?

A positive diagnosis of narcolepsy can be made with a patient history of which 2 major symptoms

6yo starts screaming,displays intense fear&parents are unable to console awakening from stage:

What additional leads do we put on a patient coming in for an RBD study?

Describe Sleep Onset

In MSLT, pt falls asleep 12 minutes after the nap began. How long should the nap run for?

When does Hypnopompic hallucinations happen?

The first symptoms of narcolepsy usually present around what age?

Which parasomnia can be caused by sleep deprivation?

What is objective data?

Which of these insomnias is the most common in the general public?

What is secondary insomnia?

Indications for Video-Electroencephalography Polysomnography include suspected:

In an MSLT, pt displayed 0 SOREMPs in the 1st 4 naps, does the 5th nap need to be performed?