1
Q
Hypopneas
A
Use nasal pressure transducer
2
Q
Respiratory effort
A
Esophageal manometry (rarely done)
3
Q
CPAP or bilevel titration
A
identify apneas nad hypopneas by PAP device’s flow signal- no additional sensors or transducers are needed
4
Q
Apneas
A
Use oronasal thermal airflow sensor
Instrumentation And Testing
flashcards
Decks in class (30)
# Cards
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Technical Aspects Of Sleep Testing: Indications, Scoring, Artifacts And Beyond21
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The Movement Disorders0
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MSLT, MWT, PVT, Actigraphy2
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PLMS2
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PSG1
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ALMA (Alternating Leg Muscle Activation)2
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Hypnagogic foot tremor (HFT)2
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Excessive fragmentary myoclonus (EFM)1
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Stage N12
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Artifacts2
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Stage REM sleep3
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Mixed Apnea1
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Stage W1
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Stage N32
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Stage N21
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Infants Sleep Stages3
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ESS1
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Scoring a Hypopnea3
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Obstructive apnea5
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All Stages1
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Stage NREM2
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Bruxism1
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Sleep spindles1
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K Complex1
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Vertex Waves1
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Saw Tooth Waves1
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Slow Waves1
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Identification for PSG4
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EKGs7
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Stage 1 Sleep1
