NUR 2101 Week #11 -- Comfort, Rest, Sleep &
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1 The thalamus primary function is to 2 % spent in stage 2
3 Which wave has a frequency of 8-12 4 Sleep-wake Homeostasis
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, The thalamus primary function is to process sensory information and regulate sleep
The suprachiasmatic nucleus located circadian rhythm
inside the hypothalamus assists in the
regulation of the
What gland produced melatonin Pineal
Circadian Rhythms Internal process that controls the sleep-wake
cycle, recurring every 24 hours
Sleep-wake Homeostasis Assists the body to remember to sleep after a
given time
What stages are considered NREM 1-3
What stage(s) considered REM sleep 4
Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Rapid movement of the eyes accompanied by low
muscle tone associated with the dream stage of
sleep
electroencephalogram (EEG) a measurement of the brain's electrical activity
Non-Rapid Eye Movement (NREM) Consists predominantly of alpha and beta
electrical brain waves
Alpha waves: Shows that a client is awake but relaxed with
closed eyes
Beta waves Indicates alertness and engagement
Sensory Perception Exam | Questions and
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1 The thalamus primary function is to 2 % spent in stage 2
3 Which wave has a frequency of 8-12 4 Sleep-wake Homeostasis
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Terms in this set (102)
, The thalamus primary function is to process sensory information and regulate sleep
The suprachiasmatic nucleus located circadian rhythm
inside the hypothalamus assists in the
regulation of the
What gland produced melatonin Pineal
Circadian Rhythms Internal process that controls the sleep-wake
cycle, recurring every 24 hours
Sleep-wake Homeostasis Assists the body to remember to sleep after a
given time
What stages are considered NREM 1-3
What stage(s) considered REM sleep 4
Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Rapid movement of the eyes accompanied by low
muscle tone associated with the dream stage of
sleep
electroencephalogram (EEG) a measurement of the brain's electrical activity
Non-Rapid Eye Movement (NREM) Consists predominantly of alpha and beta
electrical brain waves
Alpha waves: Shows that a client is awake but relaxed with
closed eyes
Beta waves Indicates alertness and engagement
