Sleep and Sleep Disordered Breathing


To do

Normal Physiology

Definition

Symptoms

Diagnostic testing

Sleep Devices

Treatment

Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Central Sleep Apnea

Hypoventilation

OSA vs OHS

  • CPAP can treat OSA, but pts can still have OHS with hypoxia/hypercapnia

OHS

  • Use bipap if pts can't tolerate CPAP pressure
  • Add O2 or use AVAPS if still hypoxia

ASV

Literature Notes