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| awake (eyes open), REM sleep |
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| sleep spindles and K complexes |
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| dreaming, loss of motor tone, erections, increased brain O2 use |
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| serotonergic predominance of raphe nucleus |
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| effects of alcohol, enzo ad barb on sleep |
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| decrease REM and delta sleep |
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| treatment of night terrors and sleepwalking |
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| NT that reduces REM sleep |
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| part of brain that mediates extra ocular movements |
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sleep patterns of depressed patients:
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- decreased
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- repeated nighttime awakenings, early morning awakening |
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| dx includes hypnagogic or hypnopompic hallucinations |
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| loss of all mm tone following strong emotional stimulus (laughing)- with narcolepsy |
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| stimulatns and sodium oxybate |
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| sleep terror occurs during |
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| screaming in middle of night, most common in children, no memory, unknown cause |
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