Assignment #8 Fibromyalgia and Obstructive Sleep Apnea.

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Across
  1. 6. Confusion, slowed information processing and reaction time, difficulty speaking, concentration, attention, short-term memory loss. (Fibro Frog)
  2. 9. ______ fluid accumulation in the legs (and subsequent overnight rostral fluid shift during sleep) has emerged as a contributor to the pathogenesis of OSA.
  3. 10. is the experience of pain from stimuli that isn't normally painful.
  4. 11. ___ represents the number of breathing stoppages and periods of reduced airflow lasting greater than 10 seconds per hour of sleep that result in a brief awakening (arousal) or reduced oxygenation.
  5. 13. light-intensity exercise should be encouraged during ________ (two words)
  6. 14. systems provide improved airway patency, sleep quality, improved BP, and reduced daytime dysfunction.
  7. 15. partial obstruction of the airway
  8. 16. a disease with a wide range of disabling symptoms such as chronic widespread pain, fatigue, anxiety, cognitive impairment, and reduced physical function
  9. 19. fibromyaligia is highly ______________, typically found 1 out of 5 times
  10. 20. the gold standard diagnostic test for OSA, involving a comprehensive in-laboratory overnight sleep study
Down
  1. 1. an elongated and enlarged soft plate can impinge and __________ the airway
  2. 2. The cause of Fibromyaligia is elusive and remains _______.
  3. 3. Characterized by non-restorative sleep and increased awakenings
  4. 4. a highly inactive ________ may contribute to OSA severity
  5. 5. is a medical condition that causes an increased sensitivity to pain.
  6. 7. improves OSA severity even without significant weight loss.
  7. 8. is the site most often affected by airway obstruction during sleep
  8. 12. regarding fibromyalgia, exercise should aim to minimize the exacerbation of ________ and promote long term exercise adherence.
  9. 17. complete obstruction of the airway
  10. 18. _______ stiffness is a common characteristic of fibromyalgia