Anatomy, Physiology & Health Sciences
Sleep Medicine
39 lessons · 108 glossary terms · 110 practice questions — Three books on sleep medicine written in plain English: the sleep lab, polysomnography, sleep disorders, testing, PAP therapy and the clinical thinking behind them.
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Entering the World of Sleep Medicine (book 1)17 lessons
- Introduction: Entering the World of Sleep Medicine
- The Blueprint of Sleep
- Decoding the BRPT Pathways
- Landing the Trainee Position
- Mastering the Night Shift
- The Math and Anatomy of the 10–20 System
- Patient Prep and Application
- The Art of Troubleshooting
- Running a Flawless Diagnostic PSG
- The Architecture of Sleep
- Respiratory Events and Arrhythmias
- The Science of Positive Airway Pressure
- Hacking the Board Exam
- Daytime Diagnostics
- Transitioning to the CCSH
- Lab Operations and Management
- Future Trajectories
Sleep Apnea, Testing and Treatment (book 2)14 lessons
- The Big Picture: Obstruction, Central Apnea, Hypoventilation, and Hypoxemia
- Obstructive Sleep Apnea: Why the Airway Keeps Collapsing
- Recognizing OSA in Real Patients
- PSG or HSAT? Choosing the Right Test
- Understanding the Respiratory Report Without Worshipping the AHI
- Building an OSA Treatment Plan That Fits the Patient
- Starting PAP and Keeping It Out of the Closet
- PAP Modes Without the Alphabet Soup
- Beyond PAP: Oral Appliances, Position, Weight, Surgery, and Combination Therapy
- Central Sleep Apnea: When the Problem Is Not a Blocked Airway
- Treating Central and Treatment-Emergent Sleep Apnea
- Hypoventilation and Obesity Hypoventilation Syndrome
- NIV, Oxygen, COPD Overlap, and Neuromuscular Breathing Disorders
- High-Yield Cases, Board Patterns, and Clinical Traps