Sleep Study Scoring on Person with Normal Sleep. Polysomnograph

Sleep Study Scoring on a patient with mostly normal healthy sleep. This is an all night polysomnograph. Sleep stages and respiratory scoring is reviewed. For more free educational sleep videos, visit freecpapadvice.com. You can also join the forum from the home page.

[@partymariner]

Good post! Thank You ! I'm just starting out as a sleep tech so i'm always reviewing info on scoring. You're posts are very informative!
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[@Freecpapadvice]

Thanks! I’ll try to do a few more.

[@justinhogan549]

Many thanks, it has been awhile since I graduated, this was a nice refresher!

[@Freecpapadvice]

I love this as a career. You will be starting on the night shift which can have its downside health wise for some, but they are typically 12 or 10 hour shifts. The work is very interesting and rewarding.....at least for me. Let me know if you have any further questions. ( my forum is the best place to contact me since I'm on it everyday....not so much on CZcams.)

[@dewitubeX1]

thats awesome, glad to see you enjoy helping others sleep well.

[@bwho]

Thanks, TheLankyLefty27...this was a good refresher for me while I'm in between Sleep jobs. I will come back and watch this one again and the other one, too, that has the person with severe OSA. This is a rewarding job, and very interesting. I am a CRT who does sleep and the rest of Respiratory Therapy just doesn't have the same appeal to me as Sleep Therapy does. Thanks again! I'm studying to take my RPSGT so I'll be looking all over the net for study materials to get my ready for it.

[@fakerzedition]

awesome! so much better than what the professors were explaining in class...

[@asyanovikov4749]

Great explanation, thank you very much!

[@Freecpapadvice]

You're welcome.

[@Freecpapadvice]

Yes. Once a month ever since the service was offered.

[@iceheart920]

Excellent and very well explained video!

[@harrysmith747]

Thanks. I have been really thinking about getting into it. I kind of need to make a change. While I have the opportunity.

[@saulr.3541]

I'm taking sleep technology classes and is hard to keep up with breathing disorders.

[@Freecpapadvice]

I don't know the answer to that. It likely wouldn't hurt though. That's really only a question that you would get a better answer from by visiting an Ear Nose Throat specialist. I understand the lack of insurance is a hurdle. Can you contact a local ent and see if they'll do a free or cheap consultation?

[@sandeephiwale6242]

Pls help I from india and I want become certified sleep technician, what do i have to do please guide.

[@erikarodriguez9257]

Ty so much

[@SoothSprayer]

Why would a person with normal sleep get a sleep study?

[@murali_1.]

which is better auto cpap or cpap machine?

[@harrysmith747]

Does an RPSGT ever have to inject anyone or do IVs?

[@Jodyfaye17]

Have you ever had to take an interscorer reliability test on aasmnet.org?

[@Liam___ohara___]

unrelated question, is the sleep spindle 11-16 Hz or 12-14 Hz? Confused, please help

[@Freecpapadvice]

13-16 Hz according to the AASM.

[@MoniqueBlairASMR]

Did you take a polysomnography online course, or did you learn on the job?

[@Freecpapadvice]

On the job initially.

[@chrismirra8053]

What does it mean if I roll around frequently while sleeping

[@Freecpapadvice]

Can mean anything from your bed is uncomfortable to having Sleep Apnea.

[@Freecpapadvice]

No.

[@joni7kkk]

Hi there, what is the Software you used?

[@Freecpapadvice]

Alice G3.