Exam 34: Sleep and Rest

____________________ disorders are those that occur when signs and symptoms of a disease appear or become worse during sleep.

Select the factors known to affect sleep.Choose all that apply.

The patient is diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea.Identify the symptoms you would expect the client to exhibit.Choose all that apply.

From what stage of sleep are people typically most difficult to arouse?

The expected outcome (goal)for a patient with Disturbed Sleep Pattern is that she will:

Which patient teaching would be most therapeutic for someone with sleep disturbance?

Patterns of waking behavior that appear during sleep are known as:

During which of the following developmental stages does a person tend to need the most hours of sleep?

Which of the following is the main difference between sleep and rest?

A patient states that many of his friends told him to ask for Valium or Ativan to help him sleep while hospitalized.The nurse knows that nonbenzodiazepines (such as Ambien)are often preferred over benzodiazepines (Ativan or Valium).Why is this?

A person who is deprived of REM sleep for several nights in succession will usually experience:

When making rounds on the night shift,the nurse observes her patient to be in deep sleep.His muscles are very relaxed.When he arouses as the nurse changes the IV tubing,he is confused.What stage of sleep was the patient most likely experiencing?

What is the purpose of using a sleep diary?

A mother expresses concern that her 7-year-old has episodes of nocturnal enuresis approximately 3 to 4 times per week.The nurse's best response would be which of the following? Choose all that apply.

Which is a major factor regulating sleep?

A 6-year-old boy is admitted to the hospital for a surgical procedure associated with a hospital stay.When the nurse asks his mother about the boy's sleep patterns,she says,"Sometimes he will get out of bed,walk into the kitchen,and get the cereal out of the cabinet.Then he just turns around and goes back to bed." The nurse explains that he is sleepwalking.The best nursing diagnosis for Tad would be:

A patient tells you that she has trouble falling asleep at night,even though she is very tired.A review of symptoms reveals no physical problems and she takes no medication.She has recently quit smoking,is trying to eat healthier foods,and has started a moderate-intensity exercise program.Her sleep history reveals no changes in bedtime routine,stress level,or environment.Based on this information,the most appropriate nursing diagnosis would be Disturbed Sleep Pattern related to:

The primary focus of your interventions for a 6-year-old child who sleepwalks would be to:

Which of the following factors has the greatest positive effect on sleep quality?