Craven chapter 43 review
Easy response to environmental stimuli
The body's inability to make stress hormones
An irreversible state of cell reproduction
In rest an awareness of the environment is maintained
In sleep an awareness of the environment is maintained
In rest there is no change to motor or cognitive response
EEG electroencephalogram
EOG electrooculogram
EMG electromyogram
ECG electrocardiogram
"I'm so tired"
"I wasn't sleeping"
"i was just daydreaming"
Stage 3
Stage 5
Stage 4
NREM
Ask another student for assistance, this patient is immobile
Don on gloves, the patient is bladder incontenent at night
Wear gloves, the patient is bowel incontenent
Put on full PPE, the patient is on contact precaution
Stages 3
Stage 4
Stages 3 or 4
Stage 5
Stage 8
Realistic
Unrealistic
Daydreams
Stage 1-Light sleep
Stage 3-Deep sleep
Stage 5-REM
Blood Pressure and pulse fluctuate rapidly
Respirations are irregular
O2 consumption is increased
Thermoregulation is lost
Presence of bursts of sleep spindles
Serotonin
Acetylcholine
Adrenaline
Norepinephrine
Someone who is sick
Someone who is worried or stressed
Someone with who has trouble falling asleep
To sort and discard data
Promotes cell growth
Character reinforcement and adaptation
That this is normal, sleep latency is 30 to 60 minutes for an average person
This is of concern, sleep latency is 10 to 30 minutes for an average person
This is of no concern, because sleep latency has no "normal" zone
The nurse should notify the doctor
The nurse should intervene immediately to prevent worse alterations
No action, 1 to 2 awakenings is common, and it increases with age
Encourage the patient to go back to sleep
Encourage the patient to watch tv until they feel tired
Encourage the patient to take naps later
Norephinephrine
Acetycholine
Serotonin
Lack of adequate sensory stimulation
Intense or rapid tiring
Need to conserve energy
Feels awake at night and therefore agitated
Feels tired when the "sun goes down"
Sleeps through the night
Cotton sheets
Satin sheets
Extra blankets
Passive awake
Crying
Active awake
Quiet awake
Have a longer stage 4
Experience prolonged REM
Stay up late
Not to exercise after 7 pm
To exercise at least 30 minutes before bed
To exercise right before going to bed
Illness
Vigilance
Medications
Mood states
Have a prolonged stage 1
Have a decrease in REM
Have a decrease in stage 3 and 4
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