Why Sleep?
Stages of Sleep
Dangers of Lack of Sleep
How Much Sleep?
Promoting Good Sleep
100

How can we ensure that we have a healthy lifestyle?

By getting the necessary amount of sleep

100

Two main types of sleep which make up the sleep cycle

NREM and REM

100

Lack of sleep increases your risk of getting this disease

Chronic diseases (heart disease, kidney disease, high blood pressure, etc.)

100

This age group requires the least amount of sleep

Adults

100

Who you should visit if you regularly have trouble falling asleep or waking frequently 

Doctor 

200

What does sleep influence

How we behave, look, perfom, and feel

200

What does NREM and REM stand for?

NREM (non-rapid eye movement) and REM (rapid eye movement)

200

Lack of sleep can lead to a higher risk of becoming ________

Obese/overweight

200

This age group requires the most amount of sleep

Infants

200

We fall asleep best when we follow a  _______

Routine

300

Our _______ and _______ requires sleep and can't survive without it

Body and Mind

300

Your body restores itself during this stage

REM

300
Sleep helps to regulate our _______

Mood

300
How many U.S. adults obtain less than the recommended amount of sleep?
One-third
300

________ is a stimulant that will prevent sleep 

Caffiene

400

_______ are released during sleep 

Hormones

400

This stage of sleep is more important than the other

REM

400

This mental health disorder is linked to a lack of sleep

Depression

400

This age group requires 7-9 hours of sleep

Adults

400

An hour before you go to sleep, you should stop using any of these

Electronics 

500

________ and ________is repaired during sleep and our _______________ is strengthened  during sleep

Muscles and tissues; Immune system
500
You spend 75% of sleep in the ______ stage and 25% in the _______ stage

NREM, REM

500

Tired driving is linked to how many car accidents per year

40,000

500

How many hours of sleep do teenagers need

8-10 Hours

500

Though this promotes good health, you should avoid doing this close to your sleep time

Physical Activity/ Exercise