Fundamentals
Routine
Terms
Stages of sleep
100

What are the 3 pillars of health?

Nutrition, Sleep, and Exercise

100

Should you try to go to sleep at the same time every night?

Yes

100

Your internal clock that regulates sleep-wake cycles.

circadian rhythm

100

Your eyes are closed but you are easily woken up. This stage lasts about 5-10 minutes.

Stage 1

200

Should you continue to lay in bed if you are unable to fall asleep?

No, get up for about 20 minutes. Then, lay back down and try falling asleep again.
200

What is the best environment to sleep in?

Cool, dark, and quiet 

200

Research show that sleepiness is associated with a ______(drop or rise) in body temperature.

Drop

68 degrees 

200

Deep sleep. Harder to wake you at this stage. Body repairs tissue, and builds muscle and bone. Body strengthens immune system.

Stage 3

300

What is sleep hygiene?

Habits and practices that are conducive to sleeping well on a regular basis

300

Should you do the same thing every night before bed?

Yes: Something relaxing to help your body and brain wind down.

300

mental connection between concepts 

Psychological definition of association

300

Light sleep, heartrate and breathing slows down, and body temperature drops.

Stage 2

400

T/F: You can not become dependent on melatonin

False: Because melatonin is a hormone your body naturally makes, taking it consistently will tell your brain that you do not need to produce it. Therefore, your body will not produce the hormone and you will need the supplement to fall asleep.

400

Daytime habits that will aid in sleep

Eat healthy, exercise, getting natural sunlight, and avoid napping (especially after 3pm). Don't avoid activities b/c you're tired. 

400

watching the clock during the night and counting down the hours that you have remaining to sleep

clock-watching

400

Happens 90 minutes after falling asleep. Heartrate and breathing quicken, muscles go limp and the brain is active. Brain repairs itself, processes emotions, transfers short term memories into long term memories.

REM sleep

500

Sleep deprivation can cause:

Trouble coping with emotions, trouble concentrating, weakened immune system, weight gain.

500

Foods to avoid near bedtime

sugar and whole foods

500

Free space

Frequent shift changes?

500

How many hours before bed should you avoid electronics, eating a heavy meal, caffeine.

electronics=1 hour

meal= 2-3 hours

caffeine= 6 hours

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