Titlebook: Sleepy or Sleepless; Clinical Approach to Raman K. Malhotra Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 circadian rhythm.d

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Key History and Physical Examination Findings in the Sleepy Patienttended lapses into drowsiness or sleep.” This symptom is common among the population; National Sleep Foundation (NSF) polls have suggested that more than 30 % of the surveyed population has daytime sleepiness that interferes with their quality of life. Daytime sleepiness can have significant consequ

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Sleep-Related Breathing Disordersing obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) disorders, central sleep apnea (CSA) syndromes, sleep-related hypoventilation (SRHV) disorders, sleep-related hypoxemia (SRHO) disorders, and isolated symptoms and normal variants. Positive airway pressure (PAP) treatment-emergent CSA, also known as complex sleep ap

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Sleepiness in High-Consequence Industriessponders, fragmented or insufficient sleep may lead to catastrophic consequences resulting in not only loss of goods but life as well. Although studies show that the sleepiness and accidents can be reduced with treatment, apprehension about loss of employment leads these individuals to frequently av

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Sleep Deprivationedules where work has to be done during the nighttime by sleeping in the daytime also result in reduced sleep time invariably. Thus the twenty-first-century social lifestyle is composed of less sleep in our daily routine than what we typically require resulting in a state of chronic sleep deprivatio

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The Sleepy Childence is difficult to determine, but, based upon questionnaire surveys, it seems to vary between 4 and 20 % (Neveus et al., Acta Pediatr 90:1450–5, 2001; Yang et al., Pediatrics 115:250–6, 2005). Sleepiness is important to recognize because many of the underlying conditions are potentially treatable.

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Assessment and Management of Insomniampairment in daytime functioning. This chapter reviews assessment procedures for insomnia with an emphasis on insomnia as a diagnostic entity that is a subjective and 24-h disorder diagnosed through clinical observations of symptoms. In addition, this chapter reviews the clinical management of insom