Which of the following is true about primary snoring?, Associated with fragmented sleep, No daytime sleepiness, Also called UARS, Complete airway obstruction, Which of the following are the most common sites of airway narrowing or closure during sleep for a patient with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)?, Retropalatal and retroglossal, Septum and turbinates, Adenoids and tonsils, Parapharyngeal folds, Which of the following is characteristic of REM sleep?, Synchronous brain waves, Low-voltage EEG waves, Mental inactivity, Physiologic stability, Most people who snore do not have OSA, but almost all patients with OSA snore., Both are true, Both are false, First true, second false, First false, second true, Which component of a polysomnogram (PSG) is used to monitor eye movements?, ECG, EEG, EMG, EOG, Approximately what percentage of patients who try positive airway pressure (PAP) for treatment of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) are able to tolerate it?, 100%, 75%, 50%, 25%, Which of the following is true of tongue-retaining devices (TRDs) used to treat patients with sleep related breathing disorders?, Acrylic two-piece device, 70+ FDA-approved types, Provides CPAP, Silicone bulb shape, Of the surgical procedures advocated to treat OSA, which is almost uniformly effective in curing OSA?, LAUP, Tracheostomy, MMO, Nasopharyngoscopy, Which of the following is the most successful surgical treatment for OSA in children?, UPPP, RVTR, Adenotonsillectomy, LAUP, Which statement regarding mandibular advancement devices (MADs) and tongue retaining devices (TRDs) is NOT true?, Both enlarge airway size, TRDs less tolerated, Both help PAP-intolerant patients, Both directly hold tongue forward

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