Cataplexy Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

How many hours of sleep does an 1. infant need 2. teenager 3. adults correct answer: 16, 9, 7-8 Insomnia correct answer: a lack of sleep due to insufficient sleep quality or quantity. major complaints - awakening during sleep, followed by difficulty falling asleep insomnia correct answer: The most common sleep disorder in the US (affects 1/3 of adults at some point) DSM - 5 major criteria for dx of insomnia correct answer: dissatisfaction (cant initiate sleep, cant maintain sleep, e...

Where is the hippocampus located? correct answer: Temporal lobe, responsible for learning and memory What is the amygdala responsible for? correct answer: Long term emotional, processing of memory, the amygdalae are considered part of the limbic system. Located in Temporal Lobe Foramen Ovale Electrodes correct answer: Used to diagnose mesial temporal lobe epilepsy without penetration of the skull. These are 1 to 4 contact flexible platinum wires inserted by needle thru the cheek in the ...

CLTMWhat syndromes will you see REM onset sleep? (3) - correct answer Narcolepsy Cataplexy Sleep Apnea Changes to LFF/TC to ENHANCE slowing - correct answer LFF: decrease to 0.1 Hz TC: increase to 1/second Changes to LFF/TC to ATTENUATE slowing - correct answer LFF: Increase to 5 Hz TC: decrease to 0.012/sec (smallest) Seizure type in West syndrome - correct answer Infantile Spasms Abnormality of inter-ictal EEG in west syndrome - correct answer Hypsarrythmia Cognitive profile...

CPSGT question and answers graded A+ already passed 2023 CHF - correct answer congestive heart failure Research has shown that patients with narcolepsy with cataplexy have a deficiency of: - correct answer Hypocretin The measure taken during MSLT with the best sensitivity and specificity for narcolepsy is: - correct answer 2 or more episodes of stage R sleep The narcolepsy tetrad includes - correct answer Excessive daytime sleepiness, sleep paralysis, hypnagogic hallucinations, and cat...

What epoch view should you view the EEG if you suspect seizure activity? correct answer: 10sec/page What happens to the chin EMG in a patient that has bruxism? correct answer: periodic bursts of high amplitude What is delayed sleep phase syndrome? correct answer: sleep onset usually after 2 a.m. What is not a sign of advanced sleep phase syndrome? correct answer: ends to occur in younger adults What is not a sign of delayedsleep phase syndrome? correct answer: tends to occurin o...

Where is the hippocampus located? - Answer- Temporal lobe, responsible for learning and memory What is the amygdala responsible for? - Answer- Long term emotional, processing of memory, the amygdalae are considered part of the limbic system. Located in Temporal Lobe Foramen Ovale Electrodes - Answer- Used to diagnose mesial temporal lobe epilepsy without penetration of the skull. These are 1 to 4 contact flexible platinum wires inserted by needle thru the cheek in the ambient cistern with ...

Exam 3: NURS663/ NURS 663 - Psychiatric Mental Health Diagnosis and Management II Exam Review | Guide with Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Rated A (Latest 2023/ 2024 Update) - Maryville Q: Benzodiazepines (class) Answer: - also called the "Z' drugs. Their clinical effects results from interactions with GABA-receptor complexes at binding domains located close to or coupled to benzodiazepine receptors. Q: Benzodiazepines are FDA approved to tx what dxs? Answer:...

NRNP 6635 Midterm Study Guide (2022/2023) Already Passed Select the serum assessment that is used when prescribing drugs to treat psychiatric disorders in psychosomatic patients Potassium Select the theorist who developed the eight stages of the psychosocial life cycle Erickson Select two causes of dissociative amnesia Sexual abuse and Partner Betrayal Select the patient evaluation scale to be used before and during prescribing antipsychotic drugs AIMS Select the two comorbid disorders with...

Narcolepsy (ILE 10 - Final Exam) Questions And Answers A+ Grade What is Type 1 narcolepsy? - ANS-Narcolepsy with cataplexy OR hypocretin deficiency syndrome What is Type 2 narcolepsy? - ANS-narcolepsy WITHOUT cataplexy Narcolepsy Tetrad - ANS-HECS Hallucinations Excessive Daytime Sleepiness Cataplexy Sleep paralysis What is cataplexy? - ANS-sudden loss of muscle tone triggered by emotions (laughing, excitement, anger) What are hypnagogic hallucinations? - ANS-occurs during sleep ons...

BRPT Practice Exam FOR LICENSEE question and answers already passed 2024/2025What epoch view should you view the EEG if you suspect seizure activity? - correct answer 10sec/page What happens to the chin EMG in a patient that has bruxism? - correct answer periodic bursts of high amplitude What is delayed sleep phase syndrome? - correct answer sleep onset usually after 2 a.m. What is not a sign of advanced sleep phase syndrome? - correct answer ends to occur in younger adults What is n...