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Russel Foster - Why Do We Sleep? Ted Talk

Authored by DAVID GIVENS

Physical Ed

12th Grade

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Russel Foster - Why Do We Sleep? Ted Talk
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1.

MATCH QUESTION

2 mins • 5 pts

Match the following

light bulb

"enjoy the heavenly slumber" - julius caesar; "sleep is the golden chain that links our bodies together" - thomas deeker, 16th century

1/3

"sleep is a criminal waste of time" - thomas edison; "sleep is for wimps" - margaret thatcher; "money never sleeps" - 20th century

quotes on sleep being bad

proportion of your life spent asleep; 32 years

quotes on sleep being good

stops the single most important behavior we have

alarm clock

use this to avoid sleep; sleep as the enemy, as an illness that need a cure; tolerate need

2.

MATCH QUESTION

2 mins • 5 pts

Match the following

brain doesn't shut down

altered patterns of sleep (schizo); physically linked to the brain; might be an early sign of developing; can exacerbate the symptoms;

  1. 1. understand how regulated

  2. 2. early intervention

  3. 3. sleep centers in brain new therapeutic target

restoration

restoration, energy conservation, or brain function; probably multiple reasons

why do we sleep?

sleep network property of the brain - arises from range of interactions; hypothalamus (bio clock); brain stem - projects forward

brain function

sleep and memory consolidation; novel solutions to complex problems increases 3x in sleep

mental health and sleep deprivation

rebuild during the night; goes back to Aristotle; gene associated with rest and metabolic processes only active in sleep

3.

MATCH QUESTION

2 mins • 5 pts

Match the following

sleep is important

need 9 hours, only get 5 hours on school nights

teenagers

mini sleeps as little as 250 ms

aged

body does not shift with your work clock

microsleeps

don't sleep, don't fly (never get there)

night shift workers

single block disrupted, 5 hours per night

4.

MATCH QUESTION

2 mins • 5 pts

Match the following

100,000

poor memory, increases impulsivity, poor judgement; brain craves drugs like caffeine and nicotine, weight gain, stress leads to memory loss

sleep deprivation

accidents per year in the United States associated with microsleeping

31%

make dark 30 minutes before bed, cold, turn off electronics, no caffeine after lunch, light exposure in the morning

sleep myths

teens are lazy, need 8 hours of sleep, old people need less sleep, early to bed, early to rise - individual differences

make your bedroom a haven for sleep

percentage of drivers who microsleep at least once in their lives

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