CCSH TEST FINAL EXAM AND
PRACTICE QUESTIONS EXAM 2024
NEWEST EXAM COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
CPAP use in patients with sleep apnea can:
A) Reverse right ventricular dysfunction
B) Increased pulmonary pressures
C) Delay post stroke survival
D) CPAP has not been demonstrated to improve the
cardiac status - ....ANSWER...A) Reverse right
ventricular dysfunction
"Syndrome Z" is defined as having which conditions:
A) Hypertension
,B) Central obesity
C) Insulin resistance
D) All of the above - ....ANSWER...D) All of the above
A team of researchers recently found that people
with celiac disease, even those on a gluten-free diet,
also suffer from sleep disorders related to
depression, anxiety, and fatigue.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE - ....ANSWER...A) TRUE
Sleep deprivation is linked to increased circadian
cortisol and cognitive decline.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE - ....ANSWER...A) TRUE
Males have higher rates of hypothyroidism than
women.
A) TRUE
,B) FALSE - ....ANSWER...B) FALSE
All adolescents have sleep problems with
associated mood disorders and substance abuse.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE - ....ANSWER...B) FALSE
To improve sleep in children, it is important to teach
parents about the impact of using or playing with
technology within several hours of bedtime.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE - ....ANSWER...A) TRUE
A 52-year-old male with EDS, loud snoring,
witnessed apneas, which have worsened lately.
Active sleep with tossing and turning, bedclothes on
the floor, and sweating noted during the night. Takes
half hour to fall asleep and has frequent awakenings
during the night to urinate. No symptoms of
narcolepsy, nor RLS. His spouse sleeps in another
room. He is a moderate drinker consuming two
beers per night. Past medical history: type II diabetic
, with bedtime glucose of 95 and a HA1C of 5.8. The
diabetes is controlled with insulin. Has mild
hypertension managed with Losartan. Physical
exam: BME 41.4; Mallampati III/IV; BP: 125/88; Pulse:
77.Lungs clear and oral exam is normal.
Prior to the sleep study, patient had gained 15
pounds. The day of the sleep study, the patient
became anxious when exercising at the gym before
the study. On the way to the study, he stops and has
two beers. When registering at the sleep center, the
- ....ANSWER...A) PSG
What safety concerns need to be addressed?
A) None
B) Risk for falling
C) Seizure precautions
D) Diabetic coma - ....ANSWER...B) Risk for falling
What special equipment is required for the sleep
study?
A) Glucose monitor
B) Video/audio recording
PRACTICE QUESTIONS EXAM 2024
NEWEST EXAM COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
CPAP use in patients with sleep apnea can:
A) Reverse right ventricular dysfunction
B) Increased pulmonary pressures
C) Delay post stroke survival
D) CPAP has not been demonstrated to improve the
cardiac status - ....ANSWER...A) Reverse right
ventricular dysfunction
"Syndrome Z" is defined as having which conditions:
A) Hypertension
,B) Central obesity
C) Insulin resistance
D) All of the above - ....ANSWER...D) All of the above
A team of researchers recently found that people
with celiac disease, even those on a gluten-free diet,
also suffer from sleep disorders related to
depression, anxiety, and fatigue.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE - ....ANSWER...A) TRUE
Sleep deprivation is linked to increased circadian
cortisol and cognitive decline.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE - ....ANSWER...A) TRUE
Males have higher rates of hypothyroidism than
women.
A) TRUE
,B) FALSE - ....ANSWER...B) FALSE
All adolescents have sleep problems with
associated mood disorders and substance abuse.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE - ....ANSWER...B) FALSE
To improve sleep in children, it is important to teach
parents about the impact of using or playing with
technology within several hours of bedtime.
A) TRUE
B) FALSE - ....ANSWER...A) TRUE
A 52-year-old male with EDS, loud snoring,
witnessed apneas, which have worsened lately.
Active sleep with tossing and turning, bedclothes on
the floor, and sweating noted during the night. Takes
half hour to fall asleep and has frequent awakenings
during the night to urinate. No symptoms of
narcolepsy, nor RLS. His spouse sleeps in another
room. He is a moderate drinker consuming two
beers per night. Past medical history: type II diabetic
, with bedtime glucose of 95 and a HA1C of 5.8. The
diabetes is controlled with insulin. Has mild
hypertension managed with Losartan. Physical
exam: BME 41.4; Mallampati III/IV; BP: 125/88; Pulse:
77.Lungs clear and oral exam is normal.
Prior to the sleep study, patient had gained 15
pounds. The day of the sleep study, the patient
became anxious when exercising at the gym before
the study. On the way to the study, he stops and has
two beers. When registering at the sleep center, the
- ....ANSWER...A) PSG
What safety concerns need to be addressed?
A) None
B) Risk for falling
C) Seizure precautions
D) Diabetic coma - ....ANSWER...B) Risk for falling
What special equipment is required for the sleep
study?
A) Glucose monitor
B) Video/audio recording
