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ONLINE CBT-iIN PERSON CBT-iPROSPROSAvailable anytime of the day, as long as access to phone and internetRegular visits ensures compliance and accountabilityStudies indicate, as effective as in personLess dropout / non compliance ratesLess expensive If insomnia is due to an underlying medical condition, it is identified and referred to proper specialistsCONSCONSOnly effective in self motivated individualsVery few qualified CBT-i professionals, making appointments difficultMore dropout / non compliance rateMore expensiveDoes not help, if insomnia is due to an underlying ...

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RECOMMENDATIONS BASED ON NATIONAL SLEEP FOUNDATION: AGE HOURS OF SLEEP 0-3 months 14-17 hours 4-11 months 12-15 hours 1-2 years 11-14 hours 3-5 years 10-13 hours 6-13 years 9-11 hours 14-17 years 8-10 hours 18-25 years 7-9 hours 26-64 years 7-9 hours 65+ years 7-8 hours Reference: National Sleep Foundation (Accessed ...

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DEFINITION Any diagnosis of insomnia should have a type of daytime impairment due to inadequate sleep   PREVALENCE Affects about 10% of adults chronically Affects 25-50% children and adolescents   RECOMMENDED SLEEP DURATIONS BY AGE (PEDIATRICS)

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Makes about <5% of all sleep apnea TYPES CSA with cheyne stokes breathing CSA due to medical disorder CSA due to medication / substance abuse CSA due to high altitude periodic breathing Treatment emergent CSA Primary CSA RISK FACTORS

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DEFINITION PLMS are common in healthy adults and is associated with RLS (80%) and other sleep disorders like OSA, Parkinson's and narcolepsy. PLMS is defined as periodic episodes of repetitive and stereotyped limb movements occuring during sleep. Many people suggest that RLS is a sensory component and PLMS is a motor component. The are typically repetitive 0.5-10 secs long ...

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INTRODUCTION Device inserted into the mouth for treatment of snoring or OSA. 2 main types; Tongue retaining device and Mandibular repositioning appliances They improve airway by moving tongue and or mandibular forward, hence increasing posterior airspace Indicated for - primary snoring, mild to moderate OSA EVALUATION OF PATIENT

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Sleep hygiene is very essential for a good night sleep quality and daytime alertness. A healthy sleep is important for both physical and mental well being. Some of the sleep hygiene techniques are listed below:

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