'Periodic limb movement disorder' diaporamas de présentation

Jess P. Shatkin, MD, MPH Vice Chair for Education NYU Child Study

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Sleep & Sleep Issues in the Pediatric Population

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Chapter 9 Wakefulness and Sleep

Chapter 9 Wakefulness and Sleep. Functions of sleep include: Restoration of the brain and body Energy conservation Memory consolidation/learning. Why Sleep? . Why Sleep? Restoration of the Brain and Body. Moderate sleep deprivation can result in: impaired concentration irritability

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Fatigue and Accidents

Fatigue and Accidents. COSS. Objective(s). Explain How Sleep Cycles, Hours and Circadian Rhythm Disturbances Can Develop Into Short- Term, Cumulative and Chronic Effects on Performance and contribute to accidents. COSS. Why Should We Care ?.

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SLEEP DISODERS

SLEEP DISODERS. Americans. 62% have sleep problems once wkly or more 40% sleepy enough during the day to interfere with activities 62% drive while drowsy 27% have fallen asleep while driving 60% children feel parents are tired during the day 15% children admit falling asleep at school.

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Sleeping Disorders

Sleeping Disorders. By Soner Ayd?n GPC 126 Physiological Psychology Prof.Dr . Dean Owen. Outline. Sleeping Disorders General Sleeping Disorders Insomnia Sleep Apnea Narcolepsy Periodic Limb Movement Disorder Rem Behavior Disorder Other Sleeping Disorders Night Terrors

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ellness Seminars

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Sleep Disorders

Sleep Disorders. Basics of Sleep Stages REM and NREM Sleep. Sleep Disorders. Two Major Categories Dyssomnias Problems with Amount, Quality, or Timing of Sleep Parasomnias Abnormal Behavior During Sleep. Insomnia. Persistent inability to fall or stay asleep Trouble Initiating Sleep

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PLMS

PLMS. Periodic Limb Movement Disorder. Sample PLMS. LAT. RAT. Sample PLMS. Scoring PLMS. Each jerk must be > .5 to 10 seconds in duration Each jerk must represent an 8uV increase in amplitude above resting EMG

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