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CONSCIOUSNESS (D3) Problems During Sleep - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Certain long-term medical conditions include RLS symptoms, including iron deficiency, Parkinson’s disease, kidney failure or renal disease, diabetes, and peripheral neuropathy.
    - - Some drugs might make symptoms worse, including anti-nausea meds, antipsychotics, some antidepressants, and cold and allergy medications that have antihistamines.
    - - Some women have RLS during pregnancy, especially in the last trimester. Symptoms usually go away within a month after delivery.
    - - A lack of sleep or another sleep disorder like apnea can trigger symptoms or make them worse. So can alcohol, tobacco, and caffeine use.
  - - - Tingling
      - Crawling
      - Pulling
  - - - Massage
      - Stretch
    - - Swimming
      - Walking
- - - - A small bladder
        
        Not be developed enough to hold urine produced during the night.
      - Inability to recognize a full bladder
        
        Nerves that control the bladder are not mature, it may not wake the child especially in a deep sleeper.
    - - Kids don't produce enough anti-diuretic hormone (ADH) to slow nighttime urine production.
  - - - Using an alarm system that rings when the bed gets wet can help the child learn to respond to bladder sensations at [night.]
    - - This technique uses regularly scheduled trips to the bathroom timed at increasing intervals to help the child become used to "holding" urine for longer time.
    - - This may include providing a series of small rewards as the child achieves bladder control.
    - - available to treat enuresis, but they generally are only used if the disorder interferes with the child's functioning and usually are not recommended for children under 6 years of age.
- - - - a machine that delivers air pressure through a mask while you sleep
    - - provide more pressure when you inhale and less when you exhale.
    - - to keep your throat open.
    - - After you fall asleep, the machine uses pressure to normalize your breathing pattern and prevent pauses in your breathing.
    - - Various forms of oxygen are available with devices to deliver oxygen to your lungs.
    - - option after other treatments have failed
- - - - a rare disorder in which the
        
        as the child grows older
        
        person experiences extreme fear and screams or runs around during deep sleep without waking fully.
      - Sweating
      - Breathe heavily
      - Have no or little memory of the event in the next morning
  - - - a rare disorder in which the person
        experiences extreme fear and screams
        or runs around during sleep
        without waking fully