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Rhythms

Rhythms. Types of Rhythms Circadian: about 24 hours Ultradian: less than 24 hours. Core Body Temperature Variation is related to: Alertness Jet lag. Zeitgeber: time cue Free run rhythm about 25 hours. Rat Free Run.

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Rhythms

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  1. Rhythms

  2. Types of RhythmsCircadian: about 24 hoursUltradian: less than 24 hours

  3. Core Body TemperatureVariation is related to: Alertness Jet lag

  4. Zeitgeber: time cueFree run rhythm about 25 hours

  5. Rat Free Run

  6. Pineal GlandSecretes MelatoninAmount affected by:Light (suppression)Magnetic fields

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  10. Alertness

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  12. 90 Minute CyclesCerebral dominance mental rotation fantasy

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  14. REM 1

  15. Stages of Sleep – Awake, alert EEG Recording Beta waves Based on Hauri, 1982

  16. Stages of Sleep – Relaxed, drowsy EEG Recording Alpha waves Based on Hauri, 1982

  17. Stages of Sleep – Stage 1 EEG Recording Theta (6 CPS) Based on Hauri, 1982

  18. Stages of Sleep – Stage 2 EEG Recording Sleep Spindle Based on Hauri, 1982

  19. Stages of Sleep – Stage 3 EEG Recording Delta (1 CPS) Based on Hauri, 1982

  20. Stages of Sleep – Stage 4 EEG Recording Delta (1 CPS) Based on Hauri, 1982

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  22. Sleep DisordersInsomniaNarcolepsyApnea

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