What is Insomnia
Symptoms
Causes
How Insomnia Affects Sleep
Treatment for Insomnia
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True or False? Insomnia involves excessive daytime sleepiness or the inability to stay awake during the day.

False

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What group of people does insomnia usually occur in?

Elderly People

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What is the most common cause of insomnia?

Stress

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How often does sleep difficulty occur per week?

3 times

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What is the first step to figuring out what treatment is best for your insomnia?

Talking to a doctor

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What classification of insomnia is short term?

Acute Insomnia 

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Name one symptom of Insomnia.

Daytime tiredness, anxiety, waking up too early in the morning, having trouble falling asleep, ongoing worries about sleep, difficulty paying attention, or trouble remembering things.
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List 3 different causes of Insomnia

Stress, Somatic Illness & Medications

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What is poor sleep quality associated with?

Decreased memory and concentration
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What is the latest time you should take a nap?

2pm

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Define Insomnia

Sleep disorder in which you have trouble falling and/or staying asleep.

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What is caused by Insomnia and can increase the risk for anxiety?

Sleep Deprivation

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True or False? Sleeping in late on the weekends is a good way to catch up on lost sleep.

False

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What does sleep become as we age?

More Fragile

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What type of substances should you avoid?

Alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, any addictive substances.

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What's the difference between primary and secondary acute insomnia?

Secondary acute Insomnia is temporary Insomnia in response to temporary illness or stress. Primary acute Insomnia is temporary Insomnia for no discernable reason.

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What can prevent recovery of anxiety?

Insomnia

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What percentage of the elderly have somatic illness?

5-7%

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What can fragile sleep contribute to?

Light sleep, falling asleep during the daytime, waking at night, obtaining fewer total hours of sleep. (Any of these answers can be accepted).

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What can you do to improve your ability to sleep?

Ensure your bedroom is a proper environment, keep regular sleep schedule, sleep only when tired, increase bright light exposure during the day, get medications, and/or talk to a doctor.