CO OZNACZA SŁOWO PARADOXICAL SLEEP
Szybki ruch gałki ocznej
Szybki sen ruchu jest etap snu charakteryzujący się szybkim i przypadkowym ruchem oczu. Szybki sen ruchu jest podzielony na dwie kategorie: tonik i faza. Zidentyfikowany i określony przez Nathaniel Kleitman i jego studenta Eugene Aserinsky w 1953 roku. Kryteria snu REM obejmują szybki ruch oczu, niski poziom mięśni oraz szybkie, niskonapięciowe EEG; te cechy są łatwo dostrzegalne w polisomnografii, badanie snu zwykle przeprowadzono u pacjentów z podejrzeniem zaburzeń snu. Sen REM zajmuje zazwyczaj 20-25% całkowitego snu, około 90-120 minut snu. Sen REM zwykle występuje w pobliżu rano. W nocy snu zazwyczaj trwa około czterech lub pięciu okresów snu REM; są dość krótkie na początku nocy i dłużej pod koniec. Wiele zwierząt i niektórzy ludzie mają tendencję do budzenia, lub doświadczyć okresu bardzo lekkiego snu, przez krótki czas zaraz po zakończeniu REM. Relatywna wielkość snu REM różni się znacznie w zależności od wieku. Noworodek spędza ponad 80% całkowitego czasu snu w REM.
Definicja słowa paradoxical sleep w słowniku
Definicja paradoksalnego snu w słowniku to sen, który wydaje się głęboki, ale charakteryzuje się falą mózgową podobną do bezsenności, szybkich ruchów gałek ocznych i cięższego oddechu.
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Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems
Slow-wave sleep, stage 4 Paradoxical sleep Awake, eyes open ○ FIGURE 5-22
EEG patterns during different types of sleep. Note that the EEG pattern during
paradoxical sleep is similar to that of an alert, awake person, whereas the pattern
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The Neural Control of
Sleep and Waking
When attention was directed to what occurred behind the transection, it was
discovered that parts of the head and body innervated by the nervous system
behind the cut episodically displayed the signs of paradoxical sleep. These signs
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Konrad Akert, Charles Bally, J. P. Schade ́,
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The Paradox of
Sleep: The Story of Dreaming
After sessions of task learning the proportion of paradoxical sleep increases
consistently, from 30% to 60%. When the task has been fully acquired the
duration of paradoxical sleep again becomes identical to that observed in control
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NEUROBIOLOGY OF THE LOCUS COERULEUS
Thus, it appeared that instead of generating paradoxical sleep, the activity of the
noradrenergic LC neurons could actually prevent or would in any event not be
consonant with the appearance of paradoxical sleep. To explain the effects of ...
Charles D. Barnes, O. Pompeiano,
1991
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The Golden Age of Rapid Eye Movement
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Rapid Eye Movement
Sleep: Regulation and Function
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Sleep: Circuits and Functions
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Fundamentals of Physiology: A Human Perspective
△TABLE 5-3 Comparison of Slow-Wave and Paradoxical Sleep TYPE OF
SLEEP CHARACTERISTIC Slow-wave sleep EEG Motor Activity shifting Heart
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Neuroimaging of
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Eric Nofzinger, Pierre Maquet, Michael J. Thorpy,
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WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «PARADOXICAL SLEEP»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
paradoxical sleep w wiadomościach.
Genetics of rapid eye movement sleep in humans
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It's hard for seniors to sleep like a baby, but there are helps
In fact, REM sleep is called “paradoxical sleep,” because even though the body is paralyzed, the brain waves resemble the awake state. During ... «Florida Times-Union, Cze 15»
Are you dreamer or visionary?
Dreams are also called 'paradoxical sleep' as they are not part of sleep that provides rest. During REM sleep, we have more stress hormones ... «Emirates 24/7, Kwi 15»
[Weekender] Sleep-deprived Koreans vulnerable to health threats
Also called paradoxical sleep, REM sleep lets us forget what we don't particularly want to remember, like a “second gut,” the sleep specialist ... «The Korea Herald, Mar 15»
Stages Of Sleep That You Go Through
... is called quiet sleep) while the other is referred to as Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep (also called as paradoxical sleep or active sleep). «BoldSky, Paz 14»
Enhancing Cognitive Function with Pregnenolone
... controlling sleep cycles, especially the phase of sleep that is associated with memory (called paradoxical sleep or the random eye movement ... «ProHealth, Paz 14»
Your Body Does Incredible Things When You Aren't Awake
He says experts often call this stage "paradoxical sleep" because the body is asleep but the brain looks similar to how it does when you're ... «Huffington Post, Mar 14»
Question corner
Dreams occur during a stage of sleep known as REM (rapid eye movement) sleep, also known as paradoxical sleep. It is paradoxical in the ... «The Hindu, Lut 14»
Study Evaluates Cribbers' Sleeping Habits
When horses sleep lying down completely on their sides, they enter a non-slow-wave sleep called paradoxical sleep. In a recent study, ... «TheHorse.com, Sty 13»
Seeing Things At Sea: When Solo Round-The-World Sailors Start To …
There's a fine line between daydreaming and paradoxical sleep. "It's easy to wake up from a dream when the alarm clock rings in the morning ... «Worldcrunch, Gru 12»