NUR 612 (PATHO) Neuro, VC #3 Questions with CORRECT Answers (Grade A+)
Question 1:
thalamus, cerebral cortex, neurons in the reticular formation of midbrain, pons, brain stem are all
involved in:
Answer:
sleep
Question 2:
rapid eye movement, decreased motor movement, vivid dreaming, increased BP, HR, RR
Answer:
REM sleep
Question 3:
quiet type of sleep, brain is fully regulating and fully movable
Answer:
non-REM sleep
Question 4:
stage of sleep onset, 1-7 minutes from wakefulness to true sleep, person can be aroused, low
voltage EEG
Answer:
stage 1 non-REM sleep
Question 5:
next stage of sleep onset, lasts 10-25 minutes, EEG is interrupted by sleep spindles
Answer:
stage 2 non-REM sleep
Question 6:
next two stages of sleep, deep sleep, BP and GI motility slow down, harder to arouse, high voltage
EEG
Answer:
, stage 3 and 4 non-REM sleep
Question 7:
waxing and waning of breathing, apnea can occur happens in which sleep stage?
Answer:
1 and 2
Question 8:
breathing becomes more regular in stages:
Answer:
3 and 4
Question 9:
sleep wake cycle over 24 hours, thought to be controlled by the suprachiasmatic nucleus of the
hypothalamus
Answer:
circadian rhythm
Question 10:
what hormone helps regulate circadian rhythm?
Answer:
melatonin
Question 11:
sleep disorders characterized by insomnia or excessive sleepiness
Answer:
dyssomnias
Question 12:
undesirable phenomena that occur during sleep, does not disturb sleep wake cycle
Answer:
parasomnias
Question 13:
Question 1:
thalamus, cerebral cortex, neurons in the reticular formation of midbrain, pons, brain stem are all
involved in:
Answer:
sleep
Question 2:
rapid eye movement, decreased motor movement, vivid dreaming, increased BP, HR, RR
Answer:
REM sleep
Question 3:
quiet type of sleep, brain is fully regulating and fully movable
Answer:
non-REM sleep
Question 4:
stage of sleep onset, 1-7 minutes from wakefulness to true sleep, person can be aroused, low
voltage EEG
Answer:
stage 1 non-REM sleep
Question 5:
next stage of sleep onset, lasts 10-25 minutes, EEG is interrupted by sleep spindles
Answer:
stage 2 non-REM sleep
Question 6:
next two stages of sleep, deep sleep, BP and GI motility slow down, harder to arouse, high voltage
EEG
Answer:
, stage 3 and 4 non-REM sleep
Question 7:
waxing and waning of breathing, apnea can occur happens in which sleep stage?
Answer:
1 and 2
Question 8:
breathing becomes more regular in stages:
Answer:
3 and 4
Question 9:
sleep wake cycle over 24 hours, thought to be controlled by the suprachiasmatic nucleus of the
hypothalamus
Answer:
circadian rhythm
Question 10:
what hormone helps regulate circadian rhythm?
Answer:
melatonin
Question 11:
sleep disorders characterized by insomnia or excessive sleepiness
Answer:
dyssomnias
Question 12:
undesirable phenomena that occur during sleep, does not disturb sleep wake cycle
Answer:
parasomnias
Question 13: