Lights out for an MSLT nap occurred at 8:00am. Sleep onset occurred at 8:10am. At what time should Lights on occur?

With an AHI of 7 on an HSAT of PSG, what else must be present to diagnose OSA?

Which of the following does not require a sleep study for diagnosis?

For patients with OSA who do not respond to CPAP or BiPAP, surgical options such as uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP) or maxillomandibular advancement (MMA) may be considered. These are both non-invasive forms of alternative therapies.

Which of the following is a limitation of CPAP therapy addressed by oral appliances? (how to read this board style question – What can CPAP cause that oral appliances can help with?    yes, there are a few correct answers but which one is the BEST answer))

Reduced sleep latency during the MSLT is defined as a mean sleep latency of:

Idiopathic insomnia has no know cause and the patient has had lifelong difficulty initating and maintaining sleep. 

In the absence of symptoms of sleep apnea or movement disorders, the AASM recommends that “Polysomnography and daytime multiple sleep latency testing (MSLT) are not indicated in the routine evaluation of chronic insomnia, including insomnia due to psychiatric or neuropsychiatric disorders”

Adjustments should be made in ____ mm increments starting after the first 30 minutes of recording if the AHI is > 10.

The clinical criteria for the diagnosis of RLS are often represented by the acronym URGE. The “R” in URGE stands for: