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1 Lack of Sleep Journal Entry & Sleep Disorders

2 TRUE or FLASE? Everyone needs 8 hours of sleep a night.
Sleep patterns are not genetically influenced Some people thrive on fewer than 5 hours of sleep per night Sleep patterns are culturally influenced Our brains keep an accurate count of sleep debt for up to 1 week Sleep commands roughly 1/3 of our lives – on avg. we’re asleep for 25 years!!

3 Journal Entry Is lack of sleep affecting you & your life??
Complete a one page journal entry & reflect on the following questions: Do you feel that you get enough sleep throughout the week? How does lack of sleep affect your general mental and emotional state? How does lack of sleep affect your day & daily activities? How does it affect your productivity and motivation? Any additional information you would like to add about how lack of sleep affects you & your body. How can you improve your sleep habits?

4 SLEEP DISORDER is known as…
Any disorder that affects, disrupts, or involves sleep. Changes in sleeping patterns or habits. problems with sleeping or abnormal behaviors during sleep

5 CBC’s 12 MOST BIZARRE SLEEP DISORDERS

6 “SLEEPING BEAUTY SYNDROME”
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7 The 5 Major Sleep Disorders
Introduction to…. The 5 Major Sleep Disorders 4:48 TO 6:08 0wFSo&list=PL8dPuuaLjXtOPRKzVLY0jJY- uHOH9KVU6&index=9

8 Types of Sleep Disorders
Insomnia – difficulty falling asleep/staying asleep Narcolepsy - uncontrollable random sleep attacks Sleep Apnea – temporary cessation of breathing while sleeping – usually involving loud snoring Night Terrors – vivid and frightening experiences during sleep Sleep Paralysis – phenomenon where a person, either falling asleep or awakening, temporarily experiences an inability to move

9 Sleep Disorders - Research Activity
Pull up msoliversteachingsite.weebly.com Go to the class powerpoint called “Sleep Disorders” ** Website Resources are listed for each sleep disorder topic – find the slide with your groups topic Open up Google Docs - “Sleep Disorders Chart” As a group – divide up the questions and research your topic Fill in your topic in the “Sleep Disorders Chart” on Google Docs

10 Insomnia Resources – Sleep Disorders Chart Questions:
Sleep Disorders Chart Questions: What is it? (provide a general description) What are the common symptoms? (what does a person with this disorder experience?) What are the possible causes? How is this disorder diagnosed? How is it treated – drug & medication options How is it treated – naturally (non-medication)

11 Narcolepsy Resources Sleep Disorders Chart Questions:
Sleep Disorders Chart Questions: What is it? (provide a general description) What are the common symptoms? (what does a person with this disorder experience?) What are the possible causes? How is this disorder diagnosed? How is it treated – drug & medication options How is it treated – naturally (non-medication)

12 Sleep Apnea Resources –
Sleep Disorders Chart Questions: What is it? (provide a general description) What are the common symptoms? (what does a person with this disorder experience?) What are the possible causes? How is this disorder diagnosed? How is it treated – drug & medication options How is it treated – naturally (non-medication)

13 Night Terrors Resources –
Sleep Disorders Chart Questions: What is it? (provide a general description) What are the common symptoms? (what does a person with this disorder experience?) What are the possible causes? How is this disorder diagnosed? How is it treated – drug & medication options How is it treated – naturally (non-medication)

14 Sleep Paralysis Resources –
Sleep Disorders Chart Questions: What is it? (provide a general description) What are the common symptoms? (what does a person with this disorder experience?) What are the possible causes? How is this disorder diagnosed? How is it treated – drug & medication options How is it treated – naturally (non-medication)


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