Pediatric psg and scoring - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Pediatric PSG and Scoring

PSG Boards Exam Study Guide A patient with a history of obesity, snoring, and excessive daytime sleepiness is referred by their Primary Care Physician for a psg. the intake reveals frequent naps, caffeine use throughout the day and evening, a variable bedtime, and a score of 18/24 on the Epworth Sleepiness Scale. The patient has an overall AHI of 4, an arousal index of 5, and sleep efficiency of 56%. What is the Most Likely cause of excessive daytime sleepiness in the patient. - Poor slee...

CPSGT Practice Test 2 100% Correct The goals of PAP therapy include all of the following EXCEPT to ve diminished lung capacity. b. eliminate flow limitations in the upper airway. c. eliminate excessive daytime somnolence. d. eliminate snoring. - Correct Answer ️️ -A: Improve diminished lung capacity. The CPAP and BiPAP used in the sleep lab are non-invasive respiratory therapies that do not have effects on patient's lung capacity or tidal volumes. The focus of the PAP devices is to ...

According to the AASM Scoring Manual, the recommended age at which pediatric scoring rules can be applied is when the patient is: - ANSWER-2 months post term or older A patient with narcolepsy will display all of the following EXCEPT: - ANSWER-Nocturnal myoclonus *narcolepsy displays cataplexy & sleep paralysis During an evaluation of an 80 year old man for PSG, his daughter explains to the physician that her father often becomes confused and often upset, especially in the early morning....

According to the AASM Scoring Manual, the recommended age at which pediatric scoring rules can be applied is when the patient is: Correct Answer: 2 months post term or older A patient with narcolepsy will display all of the following EXCEPT: Correct Answer: Nocturnal myoclonus *narcolepsy displays cataplexy & sleep paralysis During an evaluation of an 80 year old man for PSG, his daughter explains to the physician that her father often becomes confused and often upset, especially in the...

CPSGT PRACTICE TEST 2/ EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS & ANSWERS. RATED A+ The goals of PAP therapy include all of the following EXCEPT to ve diminished lung capacity. b. eliminate flow limitations in the upper airway. c. eliminate excessive daytime somnolence. d. eliminate snoring. - -A: Improve diminished lung capacity. The CPAP and BiPAP used in the sleep lab are non-invasive respiratory therapies that do not have effects on patient's lung capacity or tidal volumes. The focus of the PAP d...

RPSGT EXAM Practice Questions With Complete Solutions Updated 2024/2025 (VERIFIED) The purpose of an intentional mask leak is to... - ANSWER Wash out CO2 and prevent rebreathing Recommended guidelines state that HSV can be considered when.... - ANSWER Cheyne Stokes and central Apneas have not been eliminated. What is aerophagia? - ANSWER The swallowing of air What is maxillomandibular advancement? - ANSWER Treatment that involves cutting and advancing the upper and lower jaw bones; enlargi...

The purpose of an intentional mask leak is to... - ANSWER Wash out CO2 and prevent rebreathing Recommended guidelines state that HSV can be considered when.... - ANSWER Cheyne Stokes and central Apneas have not been eliminated. What is aerophagia? - ANSWER The swallowing of air What is maxillomandibular advancement? - ANSWER Treatment that involves cutting and advancing the upper and lower jaw bones; enlarging and stabilizing the posterior airway. What is the PRIMARY function of the EPAP...

NEW RPSGT EXAM- Latest 2024 Study Guide and Practice Test Already Passed with Complete Solutions. The purpose of an intentional mask leak is to... - Answer Wash out CO2 and prevent rebreathing Recommended guidelines state that HSV can be considered when.... - Answer Cheyne Stokes and central Apneas have not been eliminated. What is aerophagia? - Answer The swallowing of air What is maxillomandibular advancement? - Answer Treatment that involves cutting and advancing the upper and lower ja...

According to the AASM Scoring Manual, the recommended age at which pediatric scoring rules can be applied is when the patient is: correct answer: 2 months post term or older A patient with narcolepsy will display all of the following EXCEPT: correct answer: Nocturnal myoclonus *narcolepsy displays cataplexy & sleep paralysis During an evaluation of an 80 year old man for PSG, his daughter explains to the physician that her father often becomes confused and often upset, especially in the...