RPSGT Study Guide Practice Test

RPSGT Study Guide Practice Test Which of the following is characteristic of sleep during the second trimester of pregnancy? - Total sleep time decreases to pre pregnancy levels The amount of blood that is pumped through the ventricles is known as - cardiac output Twitching movements of the fingers toes and mouth that may occur during stage W NREM and REM sleep are known as - excessive fragmentary myoclonus EFM What is the purpose of the american sleep apnea associations awake program - To provide education guidance and ongoing support for sleep apnea The cEMG provides information on all of the following EXCEPT snoring teeth grinding electrical activity within the brain muscle tone of the chin muscles - electrical activity within the brain This constitutes good sleep hygiene - getting up to do something relaxing after 20 min in bed AFIB is characterized by all of the following except an atrial rate of 120-200 beats/min and a ventricular rate of 300-600 beats a min normal shape and duration of the QRS complex the presence of F waves instead of P waves a highly variable p:qrs ratio - An atrial rate of 120-200 beats/min and a ventricular rate of 300-600 beats/min in generalized anxiety disorder, polysomnography is characterized by which of the following increased stage one increased REM density quick onset of sleep all of the above - Increased stage one nrem sleep which brain structure is involved in the autonomic functions, homeostasis, endocrine processes, emotions, and the regulation of sleep - hypothalamus For home treatment with pap proper humidifier care includes - rinsing and air drying the reservoir morning/evening questionnaires ask the patient to indicate: - The five consecutive hours during the day that the patient would prefer to work Which of the following is FALSE with regard to hematocrit A decrease in hematocrit can mean anemia it measures the percentage of white blood cells in 100ml of blood An increase in hematocrit can mean dehydration Normal hematocrit values for men are 42%-52% - It measures the percentage of packed white blood cells in a 10 ml of blood One criterion for scoring pediatric obstructive sleep apnea is that compared to baseline there is a 90% or greater decrease in amplitude for at least what percentage of events? - 90% Sudden, Involuntary, abnormal electrical disturbances in the brain that can manifest as alterations of consciousness, convulsions, and loss of consciousness are known as: - generalized tonic clonic seizures A type two sleep study must include all of the Following EXCEPT: EEG channel EOG channel pulse oximetry testing at a sleep center - testing at a sleep center What is the name of normal scores on the fatigue severity scale? - 9-35 which of the following is NOT part of scoring pediatric obstructive sleep apneas: - Missed respirations associated with arousal, awakening, or desat of 3% or more Ketonuria, Kussmaul respirations, hyperglycemia, and fluid imbalance are characteristics of: - diabetic ketoacidosis DKA