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    Objectives The application Sleep as Android, is a mobile health app that is run on the android platform. The objectives of this app is to function as a smart alarm with a variety of functions as well as a sleep tracker. The target users for this app are those who want to track their sleep cycles, or users who like to wake up gently in an optimal phase to feel more awake. These might include those with sleep issues such as trouble falling asleep, those with sleep apnea, and those who are interested

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    Safe Sleep Summary

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    In this study, a six-minute video helped to increase safe sleep practices for infants by 17.7% after discharge, which in turn is reducing the number of SIDS cases occurring within the infant’s first year annually. Aside from some limitations in the study (small sample size and lack of comparison from a different hospital during the same timeframe), it verified that mothers who watched the video were more conscientious of safe sleep practices while in the hospital as well as planning for those practices

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    Sleep is extremely beneficial and plays an important role in every person’s health. Mostly, sleep is a crucial component in an infant’s first year of life, however there is very little research done on sleep and its effect on learning in motor development in infants. Motor development is defined as the ability to move and to develop those movements over time. Even though studies that address how sleep impacts infant’s new motor skills are very few, sleep does play a role in multiple factors during

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    Ear Sleep Aids

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    The Use of Ear Plugs as an Alternative Sleep Aid for Hospital Patients The hospital environment can be filled with many noises including monitors, call bells, patients, family and staff. It can become very difficult for patients to get a restful night sleep. Many patients rely on prescription sleep aids to get to sleep. Sleep aids can cause concerning adverse effects, especially in patients that are not used to taking these medications. These adverse effects can include dizziness, lightheadedness

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    Subjective Sleep Problem

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    Title: Subjective sleep problems in Huntington's disease: A pilot investigation of the relationship to brain structure, neurocognitive, and neuropsychiatric function. Journal: Journal of the Neurological Sciences APA style citation: Baker, C. R., Stout, J. C., Gabery, S., Churchyard, A., Chua, P., Egan, G. F., ... & Poudel, G. R. (2016). Subjective sleep problems in Huntington's disease: A pilot investigation of the relationship to brain structure, neurocognitive, and neuropsychiatric function

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    Value Of Sleep Research

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    conflict with the principle of sleep. ‘’Sleep, indeed is a standing affront to capitalism (Crary, 2013).’’ I would like to use my diary on Sleeping Routine to show how sleep, is exploited and further consumed in capitalist society. I have been trying to achieve the ‘8 hours a day’ sleeping goal. Since a lot of studies have suggested this amount

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    Class: 1002AZC1 1. Topic and Audience Analyses Topic: Quality of Sleep Essay title: Quality of sleep: Reasons for Hong Kong teenagers' poor sleep quality, its impacts and suggestions for improvement." Target audiences: Hong Kong teenagers What kind of information should I collect to advance their understanding on the topic? - Report or research related to the impacts of poor sleep quality - Journal article related to sleep quality Which documentation style is appropriate for this topic? (e

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    evolutionary standpoint, that sleep is an important part of the success of an animal. But what fitness does sleep confer to an organism? Although sleep occurs across many species of animals, the function of sleep behavior is not fully understood. Studies might suggest that this behavior might play a role in several important processes, such as the regeneration of tissue and energy management (Sara, 2017, Rasch and Born, 2013). Recent work in the field suggests slow-wave sleep may fulfill

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    The Beauty of Sleep Essay

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    Sleep has two basic stages. There is non-REM, and REM sleep: Non-REM stands for non-rapid eye movement. NREM sleep has four stages. Each stage can last from five minutes to fifteen minutes. Stage one consists of alpha waves. Alpha waves are the normal electrical activity when the brain is unconscious or relaxed. In stage one, a person can be woken easily, and if they do get woken up, it would make the person feel as if they hadn’t slept. Also in this stage, you often get a falling sensation and

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    The original definition is a morbid oppression in the night, resembling the pressure of weight upon the breast. The term “Hag Ridden”, comes from one who looks sleep deprived meaning that the person looks exhausted and tired. Victims of sleep paralysis feel very sluggish on the following day, depending on how long the sleep paralysis took place the night before. When the night falls, the hag is free to leave to wander unseen, underground, or through the air. The hag is invisible, but her presence

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