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    three forms are the same. They include sleeplessness‚ anxiety‚ impaired concentration or memory‚ headaches‚ shortness of breath‚ daytime fatigue‚ and/or irritability. (O ’Hanlon‚ 2001) There are treatments for all three forms of insomnia. Short-term or transient insomnia can be treated by the use of short acting sleeping pills. This may improve sleep and daytime alertness. Chronic insomnia can be treated by sleeping pills as well but it is not recommended since it is a long term illness. There

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    with the minimum amount of sleep obtained at baseline and at the 4 and 12 week post intervention periods” (Scott‚ et al. 2010‚ p. 254). The unexpected findings were that “although significant improvements were not found in daytime sleepiness scores‚ the severity of daytime sleepiness appeared to decrease” (Scott et al. 2010‚ p 256). The nurses continued to report poor sleep quality despite the improvement in sleep quality. Consistency of the study findings with other research was noted with the use

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    Breonna Mosely 7/17/2014 Dr. Ganser Endocrine system effects on Sleep Deprivation Deprived sleep is a universal widespread problem observed in both children and adults. Sleep is a vital process that helps in the functioning of learning‚ memory processing‚ cellular repair‚ and brain development. Statistics show that the average total hours of sleep have decreased per person to less than 7 hours per night over the past 3 to 4 decades. Many people experience sleep loss due pressures at work

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    those age groups. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine suggests the daily hours of sleep for an infant is much higher than compared to adults; infants spend 14-15 hours whilst adults spend 7-8 hours. This is supported by Armstrong et al‚ who found daytime sleep becomes less regular as age increases‚ and also found there’s a wide variation of normal early childhood sleep behaviour. These findings suggest that childhood sleep behaviour shows variation as it mirrors human variation in general‚ particularly

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    Sleep Deprivation‚ Disorders‚ and Drugs April Ellis PSY/240 November 23‚ 2012 Emily Feaster I have many nights that I feel that I do not get enough sleep. I go to bed at a decent hour but I seem to always wake up after I have gone to bed and been in bed for a couple of hours and it is like clockwork every night. I do the same thing. I might sleep a total of about 3-4 hours a night every night. But one situation that I call say that I will never forget when I did not get

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    Sleep Disorders 3

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    occurred at least three times per week for at least 1 month; 3. There is preoccupation with the sleeplessness & excessive concern over its consequences at night & during the day; 4. The unsatisfactory quantity &/or quality of sleep either causes marked distress or interferes with ordinary activities in daily living. Nonorganic Hypersomnia Diagnostic guidelines:1. Excessive daytime sleepiness or sleep attacks‚ not accounted for by an inadequate amount of sleep‚ &/or prolonged transition to the fully

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     Sudden onset of high fever  Severe and continuous pain in abdomen;  Bleeding from the nose‚ mouth and gums or skin bruising;  Frequent vomiting with or without blood;  Black stools‚ like coal tar;  Excessive thirst (dry mouth)  Pale‚ cold skin  Restlessness‚ or sleepiness Preventive Measures  All efforts of control should be directed against the mosquitoes. It is important to take control measures to eliminate the mosquitoes and their breeding places. However‚ the efforts should

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    205). Narcolepsy is a chronic neurological disorder caused by the brain ’s inability to regulate sleep-wake cycles normally. It is only diagnosed in one out of 2000 Americans (National Sleep Foundation). The main symptom is excessive and overwhelming daytime sleepiness. When I am supposed to be awake‚ my brain tells me I ’m tired. Even after adequate nighttime sleep‚ I still find myself falling asleep at inappropriate times and places. Some people also experience hallucinations‚ sleep paralysis

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    Your ability to function and feel well while you’re awake depends on whether you’re getting enough sleep. It also depends on whether you’re sleeping at a time when your body is prepared and ready to sleep. Sleep deprivation is a condition that occurs if one doesn’t get enough sleep. However‚ the sleep deprivation affects college students‚ and the rate becomes higher when the final exams approach. Also‚ social life‚ jobs and relationships with friends are more important than sleep. Accidents‚ losing

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    Quiet Time

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    the safety concerns of nurses working extended shifts and the association with high risk errors due to fatigue. “The objective of this study was to evaluate the feasibility of a FCMPN for improving sleep duration and quality while reducing daytime sleepiness and patient care errors. Selected sleep variables‚ errors and drowsy driving‚ were evaluated among hospital staff nurses (n = 47) before and after FCMPN implementation” (Scott‚ et al.‚ 2010‚ p. 250). The adoption of a standardized fatigue intervention

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