RT Book, Section
SR Print(0)
ID 1101682954
T1 Sleep and Dreaming
T2 Principles of Neural Science, Fifth Edition
YR 2014
FD 2014
PB McGraw-Hill Education
PP New York, NY
SN 978-0-07-139011-8
LK neurology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?aid=1101682954
RD 2024/04/19
AB Sleep  Consists  of  Alternating  REM  and  Non-REM  PeriodsNon-REM  Sleep  Has  Four  StagesREM  and  Non-REM  Dreams  Are  DifferentSleep  Obeys  Circadian  and  Ultradian  RhythmsThe  Circadian  Rhythm  Clock  Is  Based  on  a  Cyclic  Production  of  Nuclear  Transcription  FactorsThe  Ultradian  Rhythm  of  Sleep  Is  Controlled  by  the  Brain  StemSleep-Related  Activity  in  the  EEG  Is  Generated  Through  Local  and  Long-Range  CircuitsSleep  Changes  with  AgeThe  Characteristics  of  Sleep  Vary  Greatly  Between  SpeciesSleep  Disorders  Have  Behavioral,  Psychological,  and  Neurological  CausesInsomnia  Is  the  Most  Common  Form  of  Sleep  DisruptionExcessive  Daytime  Sleepiness  Is  Indicative  of  Disrupted  SleepThe  Disruption  of  Breathing  During  Sleep  Apnea  Results  in  Fragmentation  of  SleepNarcolepsy  Is  Characterized  by  Abnormal  Activation  of  Sleep  MechanismsRestless  Leg  Syndrome  and  Periodic  Leg  Movements  Disrupt  SleepParasomnias  Include  Sleep  Walking,  Sleep  Talking,  and  Night  TerrorsCircadian  Rhythm  Sleep  Disorders  Are  Characterized  by  an  Activity  Cycle  That  Is  Out  of  Phase  with  the  WorldAn  Overall  View