After reading Case Report 13.2 along with the material in the text, answer the following questions. Case Report (CR) 13.2 You are:A sleep technologist in the Sleep Disorders Clinic at Fulwood Medical Center. You are about to position the electrodes on your patient for an overnight polysomnography (sleep study). Your patient Is:Mr. Tye Gawlinski, a 29-year-old professional football player. Mr. Gawlinski’s wife states that he snores loudly and has 40 or 50 periods in the night when he stops breathing. The snoring is so loud that she cannot sleep even in the adjoining bedroom. Mr. Gawlinski complains of being tired all day and not having the energy he needs for his job. The sleep study is being performed to confirm a diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea. Question 1: What are Mr. Gawlinski’s symptoms? (Choose all that apply.) check all that apply daytime sleepinessunanswered sore throatunanswered lack of energyunanswered runny noseunanswered Question 2: Mr. Gawlinski underwent the diagnostic procedure of: multiple choice 1 tonsillectomy endoscopy polysomnography sonogram Question 3: If left untreated, his chronic obstructive sleep apnea could cause: multiple choice 2 sinus infection hypertension cardiac arrest lymphedema Question 4: What causes Mr. Gawlinski’s obstructive sleep apnea to occur? multiple choice 3 smoking carcinoma increased neck tissue hypoxemia Question 5: Why is polysomnography done overnight? multiple choice 4 The test requires at least 8 hours of monitoring. The technicians are only hired for the night shift. Sleep apnea only occurs in the nighttime hours. The test requires monitoring of a typical night’s sleep.
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