Title | Rest and Sleep- Fundamentals |
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Course | Dim Of Nurs Prac I |
Institution | Saint Louis University |
Pages | 4 |
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Rest and Sleep Foundations II Objectives •Describe the functions and physiology of sleep. •Identify variables that affect sleep. •Perform a sleep assessment. •Describe common sleep disorders. •Describe nursing strategies to promote sleep. Physiology of Sleep •Reticular activating system (RAS) oFacilitates reflex and voluntary movements oControls cortical activities related to state of alertness •Bulbar synchronizing region (BSR) •Hypothalamus Stages of Sleep •Non- REM •REM •Sleep Cycle •Factors Affecting Sleep •Developmental considerations •Motivation •Culture •Lifestyle and habits •Physical activity and exercise Dietary habits •Environmental factors •Psychological Stress •Illness •Medications Illnesses Associated with Sleep Disturbances •Peptic ulcers •Coronary artery diseases •Myocardial infarctions
•Epilepsy seizures •Liver failure and encephalitis •Hypothyroidism/hyperthyroidism •End stage renal disease (ESRD) •Restless leg syndrome Nursing Assessment •Subjective Assessment •Identify patient’s sleep–wakefulness patterns •Identify effect of these patterns on everyday functioning •Assess patient’s use of sleep aids •Assess the presence of sleep disturbances and contributing factors Assessing Sleep Disturbances •Nature and cause of problem •Accompanying signs and symptoms •Date of occurrence, frequency and effect on everyday living •Severity of the problem •Treatment of problem •How the patient is coping with the problem Assessment of Sleep Characteristics •Restlessness •Sleep postures •Sleep activities •Snoring •Leg jerking •Sleeptalking •bruxism •Sleep Diary •Physical Assessment •Energy level •Facial characteristics •Behavioral characteristics •Physical data suggestive of sleep problems
I can’t sleep….. •Based on assessment findings, patient may have a sleeping disorder. Classifications of Sleep Disorders oFour categories •Sleep Disorders •Dyssomnias •Parasomnias Dyssomnias •Obstructive Sleep Apnea •Parasomnias •Somnambulism •Sleep talking •Bruxism •Enuresis •Sleep-related eating disorder Treatment for Dyssomnias •Pharmacologic therapy oSedatives and hypnotics •Nonpharmacologic therapy oStimulus control oSleep restriction oRelaxation therapy Common Etiologies for Nursing Diagnoses •Physical or emotional discomfort or pain •Changes in bedtime rituals or sleep environment •Exercise and diet before sleep •Drug dependency and withdrawal •Symptoms of physical illness Nursing Interventions •Prepare a restful environment. •Promote bedtime rituals. •Offer appropriate bedtime snacks and beverages.
Promote relaxation and comfort. •Respect normal sleep–wake patterns. •Schedule nursing care to avoid disturbances. •Use medications to produce sleep. •Teach about rest and sleep....