My Son has a deep sleep disorder which means he spends most of his sleep cycle in very deep sleep. This reduces the amount of oxygen to his brain, gives his body a great relax and boost of energy but does not rest his brain, so he is mentally tired and finds it difficult to concentratete and to control all the extra energy his body has. Does any one have experience with dealing with this?

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I recently found out that i need to use a cpap machine at night for sleep apnea. I live in wisconsin, can W.e energies turn off my power if i need to use this machine? I know that if i was on oxygen they can not turn me off, but i was wondering if this was the same.

thanks all

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I have allergies which trigger me to have problems with my asthma. I know that I cannot oxygenate the baby if I cannot oxygenate myself. Low oxygen can have some pretty serious consequences on the fetus. Benadrly stops the allergy to dust which means I do not have asthma attacks. Benadryl is a category B drug did anyone take benadryl during pregnancy?

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1.
In 1929, the _____________ made non-invasive study of the brain possible. (1 point)
2.
Although there are few definitive answers, researchers do believe that REM sleep is important in ________________. (1 point)

* maintaining life
* the function of the vital organs
* consolidating memory
* developing a high IQ

3.
How long does non-REM sleep last? (1 point)

* 60-90 minutes
* 80-120 minutes
* 90-110 minutes
* 90-120 minutes

4.
How many cycles of sleep are typical per night? (1 point)

* 3-4
* 4-5
* 6-8
* 8-10

5.
Based on your knowledge of the different sleep cycles, which of the following is the best explanation of REM sleep as “paradoxical” sleep? (1 point)

* Because the sleep stages over and over again in a cycle
* Because we need it to survive, yet it can cause us harm
* Because we have dreams that we do not remember
* Because the brain is in a heightened state of excitement, while the body is virtually immobile

6.
You are in stage ______ of sleep if your eyes are closed, but if aroused, you may feel like you have not slept (1 point)
7.
You are in stage ______ of sleep if you experience spontaneous periods of muscle tone mixed with periods of muscle relaxation. (1 point)
8.
_____________ is a chronic problem with obtaining enough sleep. (1 point)

* Night terrors
* REM sleep
* Sleep apnea
* Insomnia

9.
What is narcolepsy? (1 point)

* A sudden, irresistible onset of sleep during waking hours
* A tendency to walk around while sleeping
* The inability to take in enough oxygen while sleeping
* When the body goes into epileptic fits while sleeping

10.
A somnambulist is a person who ___________. (1 point)

* falls asleep without warning
* walks in his or her sleep
* wakes from sleep feeling panicked
* is unable to dream

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This is the one.
Caffeine which occurs in coffee, tea and kola nuts, is a stimulant for the central nervous system. A 1.261 g sample of pure caffeine contains 0.624 g of carbon, 0.65 g of hydrogen and 0.208 g oxygen. What is the empirical formula of caffeine?

Hello everyone! Could anyone answer this for me? Thanks!

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1. In 1929, the _____________ made non-invasive study of the brain possible.

2. Although there are few definitive answers, researchers do believe that REM sleep is important in ________________.
maintaining life
the function of the vital organs
consolidating memory
developing a high IQ

3. How long does non-REM sleep last?
60-90 minutes
80-120 minutes
90-110 minutes
90-120 minutes

4. How many cycles of sleep are typical per night?
3-4
4-5
6-8
8-10

5. Based on your knowledge of the different sleep cycles, which of the following is the best explanation of REM sleep as “paradoxical” sleep?
Because the sleep stages over and over again in a cycle
Because we need it to survive, yet it can cause us harm
Because we have dreams that we do not remember
Because the brain is in a heightened state of excitement, while the body is virtually immobile

6. You are in stage ______ of sleep if your eyes are closed, but if aroused, you may feel like you have not slept

7. You are in stage ______ of sleep if you experience spontaneous periods of muscle tone mixed with periods of muscle relaxation.

8. _____________ is a chronic problem with obtaining enough sleep.
Night terrors
REM sleep
Sleep apnea
Insomnia

9. What is narcolepsy?
A sudden, irresistible onset of sleep during waking hours
A tendency to walk around while sleeping
The inability to take in enough oxygen while sleeping
When the body goes into epileptic fits while sleeping

10. A somnambulist is a person who ___________.
falls asleep without warning
walks in his or her sleep
wakes from sleep feeling panicked
is unable to dream

BEST ANSWER WILL BE AWARDED ON SPOT THANKS FOR YOUR HELP BTW THERE IS 50 IN THIS STUDY GUIDE SO IM NOT CHEATING I JUST CAN’T FIND THESE ANSWER THANKS SO MUCH!!!
CHEERS

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1. In 1929, the _____________ made non-invasive study of the brain possible.

2. Although there are few definitive answers, researchers do believe that REM sleep is important in ________________.
maintaining life
the function of the vital organs
consolidating memory
developing a high IQ

3. How long does non-REM sleep last?
60-90 minutes
80-120 minutes
90-110 minutes
90-120 minutes

4. How many cycles of sleep are typical per night?
3-4
4-5
6-8
8-10

5. Based on your knowledge of the different sleep cycles, which of the following is the best explanation of REM sleep as “paradoxical” sleep?
Because the sleep stages over and over again in a cycle
Because we need it to survive, yet it can cause us harm
Because we have dreams that we do not remember
Because the brain is in a heightened state of excitement, while the body is virtually immobile

6. You are in stage ______ of sleep if your eyes are closed, but if aroused, you may feel like you have not slept

7. You are in stage ______ of sleep if you experience spontaneous periods of muscle tone mixed with periods of muscle relaxation.

8. _____________ is a chronic problem with obtaining enough sleep.
Night terrors
REM sleep
Sleep apnea
Insomnia

9. What is narcolepsy?
A sudden, irresistible onset of sleep during waking hours
A tendency to walk around while sleeping
The inability to take in enough oxygen while sleeping
When the body goes into epileptic fits while sleeping

10. A somnambulist is a person who ___________.
falls asleep without warning
walks in his or her sleep
wakes from sleep feeling panicked
is unable to dream

BEST ANSWER WILL BE AWARDED ON SPOT THANKS FOR YOUR HELP BTW THERE IS 50 IN THIS STUDY GUIDE SO IM NOT CHEATING I JUST CAN’T FIND THESE ANSWER THANKS SO MUCH!!!
CHEERS

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1. In 1929, the _____________ made non-invasive study of the brain possible.

2. Although there are few definitive answers, researchers do believe that REM sleep is important in ________________.
maintaining life
the function of the vital organs
consolidating memory
developing a high IQ

3. How long does non-REM sleep last?
60-90 minutes
80-120 minutes
90-110 minutes
90-120 minutes

4. How many cycles of sleep are typical per night?
3-4
4-5
6-8
8-10

5. Based on your knowledge of the different sleep cycles, which of the following is the best explanation of REM sleep as “paradoxical” sleep?
Because the sleep stages over and over again in a cycle
Because we need it to survive, yet it can cause us harm
Because we have dreams that we do not remember
Because the brain is in a heightened state of excitement, while the body is virtually immobile

6. You are in stage ______ of sleep if your eyes are closed, but if aroused, you may feel like you have not slept

7. You are in stage ______ of sleep if you experience spontaneous periods of muscle tone mixed with periods of muscle relaxation.

8. _____________ is a chronic problem with obtaining enough sleep.
Night terrors
REM sleep
Sleep apnea
Insomnia

9. What is narcolepsy?
A sudden, irresistible onset of sleep during waking hours
A tendency to walk around while sleeping
The inability to take in enough oxygen while sleeping
When the body goes into epileptic fits while sleeping

10. A somnambulist is a person who ___________.
falls asleep without warning
walks in his or her sleep
wakes from sleep feeling panicked
is unable to dream

BEST ANSWER WILL BE AWARDED ON SPOT THANKS FOR YOUR HELP BTW THERE IS 50 IN THIS STUDY GUIDE SO IM NOT CHEATING I JUST CAN’T FIND THESE ANSWER THANKS SO MUCH!!!
CHEERS

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i am on oxygen 24/7 . i have copd lung problem chronic. hubby has alzheimers, so i am his caregiver, but now i just seem to get weaker by the day. my sleep disorder keeps me up till about 3:00 or 4:00 am , i get very little sleep, but what then . he goes to bed at 7:00 pm and then i am up all night long it seems. anybody would like to comment would be nice . but i ask please don’t be mean because i am very sensitive . thanks bigmama

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I have many symptoms of sleep apnea but my sleep study shows that it is not an issue. I am tired all the time, no energy or motivation. Depression and anxiety are a major problem. I wake up many times a night feeling like I cannot catch my breath, like my chest is very heavy and not getting enough air/oxygen. What other conditions could cause these symptoms?

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I have a 9 year old son. He is still having problem wetting the bed a night, we usuall use good nites because he pees way to much. I read an article about a clinic in Florida that specializes in children who still wet the bed due to a disorder called Oxygen Deprived sleep. It causes kids to stay in a stage 4 sleep most of the night, so when the bladder sends a signal to the brain that it is full the brain does not get it due to such a deep sleep. Now we are from New Orleans and it is just not an option to go to Florida to have this treatment. Does anyone know of any clinics closer to me? Has anyone been through this? Any advice would be such a help.

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I have sleep apnea and use a sleep apnea breathing machine when sleeping (no oxygen) with a mask and distilled water. When travelling on an airplane internationally can I bring it with me so it is with me at the other country when I get there?

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