CCSH Questions with 100% Verifed Correct
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1. Which of the following is an evidence-based screening tool in the primary care setting? - Correct Answer Epworth Sleepiness Scale
The most effective therapy for Cheyne-Stokes respiration is: - Correct Answer ASV
A measurement of the impact of a service or intervention on health status is a (an): - Correct Answer Outcome measure
Your hospital is reviewing post-operative events. A sleep navigator may want to be involved in which process improvement initiatives? - Correct Answer Unplanned re-intubations post operatively
Which patients would be appropriate for screening for sleep apnea based on their history? - Correct Answer 75-year-old male patient with a BMI of 27, admitting diagnosis of chest pain and history of resistant hypertension
SCENARIO: Mrs. Lewis, a 60-year-old married, Hispanic female, is attending her first visit to the sleep clinic. Based on risk factors (age, BMI >30, diabetes) it is highly suspected that she may have sleep apnea. Although she speaks English, English is not her first language. She is pleasant but appears apprehensive. She is having some difficulty in completing the initial intake forms. The sleep professional makes an initial assessment based on these observations. Based on the above information, the sleep professional suspects that there are some health literacy issues. The sleep professional should? - Correct Answer Offer to assist in completing the forms
At the end of her physician visit, the sleep specialist believes the patient to be at risk for sleep apnea. They explain that she is to have a "home sleep test" to see if she has "apnea." When scheduling her for the test, she seems distracted and is fidgeting with her crucifix, but keeps nodding her head. When you ask her if she understands, she does not answer. - Correct Answer Your first step is to? Ask permission to give her more information
As the sleep health professional, you know lower health literacy is found in patients with the following demographics: - Correct Answer Lower socio-economic status SCENARIO: John W is a 20-year-old white male student. He lives on campus and works as a resident assistant to help pay for school. He seems somewhat disheveled, hair is uncombed, he appears sleepy and stressed about school and finances. He was sent to the sleep center by the school health office because of his inability to get a good night's sleep. He is articulate and engaging. One of the first things the sleep professional would do is: - Correct Answer Perform an initial assessment
In addition to a delayed circadian rhythm, the sleep professional knows that sleep hygiene is often a problem with students. The sleep specialist, given the patient's history, does not suspect that the patient
has a sleep disorder. You are charged with providing the patient with tips on how to sleep better. These instructions should include: - Correct Answer Limit exposure to bright light in the evenings and turn off electronic devices at least 30 minutes before bedtime
Which of the following would be most useful prior to testing? - Correct Answer Sleep and temperature logs
What evaluation is most helpful to address a patient's PAP therapy with ongoing concerns of dry mouth and continued daytime sleepiness? - Correct Answer Compliance report
When doing a home sleep test in the hospital what might cause the home sleep test to be inaccurate? - Correct Answer Head of the bed elevated while using 02 therapy
The most effective therapy option for patients with restrictive disorders is: - Correct Answer AVAPS
Sleep disturbances in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have a prevalence rate of: - Correct Answer 40 - 80 %
Which of these insomnias is the most difficult to treat? - Correct Answer Chronic
Technologists who work with sleep disorders patients should be aware: - Correct Answer They may have more than one health condition
Answers 2024/2024
1. Which of the following is an evidence-based screening tool in the primary care setting? - Correct Answer Epworth Sleepiness Scale
The most effective therapy for Cheyne-Stokes respiration is: - Correct Answer ASV
A measurement of the impact of a service or intervention on health status is a (an): - Correct Answer Outcome measure
Your hospital is reviewing post-operative events. A sleep navigator may want to be involved in which process improvement initiatives? - Correct Answer Unplanned re-intubations post operatively
Which patients would be appropriate for screening for sleep apnea based on their history? - Correct Answer 75-year-old male patient with a BMI of 27, admitting diagnosis of chest pain and history of resistant hypertension
SCENARIO: Mrs. Lewis, a 60-year-old married, Hispanic female, is attending her first visit to the sleep clinic. Based on risk factors (age, BMI >30, diabetes) it is highly suspected that she may have sleep apnea. Although she speaks English, English is not her first language. She is pleasant but appears apprehensive. She is having some difficulty in completing the initial intake forms. The sleep professional makes an initial assessment based on these observations. Based on the above information, the sleep professional suspects that there are some health literacy issues. The sleep professional should? - Correct Answer Offer to assist in completing the forms
At the end of her physician visit, the sleep specialist believes the patient to be at risk for sleep apnea. They explain that she is to have a "home sleep test" to see if she has "apnea." When scheduling her for the test, she seems distracted and is fidgeting with her crucifix, but keeps nodding her head. When you ask her if she understands, she does not answer. - Correct Answer Your first step is to? Ask permission to give her more information
As the sleep health professional, you know lower health literacy is found in patients with the following demographics: - Correct Answer Lower socio-economic status SCENARIO: John W is a 20-year-old white male student. He lives on campus and works as a resident assistant to help pay for school. He seems somewhat disheveled, hair is uncombed, he appears sleepy and stressed about school and finances. He was sent to the sleep center by the school health office because of his inability to get a good night's sleep. He is articulate and engaging. One of the first things the sleep professional would do is: - Correct Answer Perform an initial assessment
In addition to a delayed circadian rhythm, the sleep professional knows that sleep hygiene is often a problem with students. The sleep specialist, given the patient's history, does not suspect that the patient
has a sleep disorder. You are charged with providing the patient with tips on how to sleep better. These instructions should include: - Correct Answer Limit exposure to bright light in the evenings and turn off electronic devices at least 30 minutes before bedtime
Which of the following would be most useful prior to testing? - Correct Answer Sleep and temperature logs
What evaluation is most helpful to address a patient's PAP therapy with ongoing concerns of dry mouth and continued daytime sleepiness? - Correct Answer Compliance report
When doing a home sleep test in the hospital what might cause the home sleep test to be inaccurate? - Correct Answer Head of the bed elevated while using 02 therapy
The most effective therapy option for patients with restrictive disorders is: - Correct Answer AVAPS
Sleep disturbances in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have a prevalence rate of: - Correct Answer 40 - 80 %
Which of these insomnias is the most difficult to treat? - Correct Answer Chronic
Technologists who work with sleep disorders patients should be aware: - Correct Answer They may have more than one health condition
