SR April 2023 Digital Edition Post-Test

April 2023

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* The Center for Ear EEG at Aarhus University in Denmark has developed in-ear electrodes that resemble:

Virtual reality headsets

Over-the-ear headphones

Hearing aids

Wired earbuds

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* In the article "Sleep Apnea Could Be Managed Like Other Chronic Conditions," what category of devices is highlighted for potentially aiding in the longitudinal efficacy data collection for sleep apnea?

Consumer wearables

Blood pressure monitoring devices

Wearable, wireless home sleep tests

CPAP machines

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* True or False? In some cases, people with mild sleep apnea who claim to be asymptomatic have simply adapted to their symptoms.

True

False

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* Before agreeing to pay for advanced PAP devices, many payors require “CPAP failure.” Payors define “CPAP failure” as:

Patient inquiring about CPAP alternatives

Not using CPAP for at least 4 hours a night

There is no consistent definition of CPAP failure; by some payors' standards, CPAP failure can even be determined during a patient’s first in-lab CPAP trial.

More than one CPAP mask removal a night

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* According to the study “Daytime napping and Alzheimer’s dementia: A potential bidirectional relationship,” how does the relationship between daytime napping and cognition work in older adults?

Daytime napping was found to have no significant effect on cognition

Longer and more frequent daytime naps predicted better cognitive performance

Longer and more frequent daytime naps were associated with worse cognitive performance in the following year

Daytime napping and cognition are unrelated