睡眠的相關(guān)知識課件

1、睡眠的相關(guān)知識課件The way to a more productive, more inspired, more joyful life is getting enough sleep.societyfamilygraduationsupervisorFunctions of sleep1. Eliminate fatigue and restore physical strength2. Protect our brain and restore energy3. Strengthen our immune system4. Promote growth5. Delay senescen

2、ce (衰老)What is good sleep?Fall in sleep in 10-20 minutes or lessKeep sleeping until the next morning, or wake up occasionally then fall asleep quickly in five minutesNo dream, or forget quickly after wake upFeel energetic, relaxed, happy, and without fatigue after wake upLittle or no nightmare durin

3、g sleepSupine (仰臥)For most of us:1.Protect our neck and back2. Slow down the appearance of wrinkles and relieve pressure of nerve.3. Not suitable for people with asthma (哮喘) and snore (打鼾)For babies:1. Not good for vomiting milk (吐奶)2. Back of babys head will become flat3. Observe baby conveniently.

4、Lie on right side (右側(cè)臥)For most of us：1. Protect our heart and prevent snoring2. But easy to produce wrinklesFor babies:1. Prevent vomiting milk 2. Cause asymmetric faceLie on left side (左側(cè)臥)For most of us:1、Press our heart and stomachFor pregnant women：1. Turn right-hand uterine (子宮右旋) into straigh

5、t position2.Reduce the abnormal fetal position (胎位異常)Prostrate (俯臥)For most of us:1. Not very good2. Press our internal organs and affect breath 3. Increase our heart load. For babies:1. Good for the growth of thorax (胸廓) and lung (肺) 2. Create perfect head shape3. Cause choking (窒息)Sleeping timeJuv

6、eniles (8 hoursAdult: 7-8 hoursThe aged (60 years old): 7 hoursConsequence of Insufficient sleepLack of adquatesleepjudgment, mood, ability to learn and retain information, and may increase the risk of serious accidents and injurya host of health problems:obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, a

7、nd even early mortalitySleep What many people do not realize is that a lack of sleepespecially on a regular basisis associated with long-term health consequences, including chronic medical conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease, and that these conditions may lead to a short

8、ened life expectancy.The cost of poor sleep is much greater than many people think: it may have profound consequences for our long-term health.Disease RiskInsufficient sleepobesitydiabetesheart disease and hypertensionmood disordersimmune functionalcohollife expectancyobesitysleep body mass index (B

9、MI) sleep=8 h/nightovereatingDiabetes Insufficient sleep may lead to type 2 diabetes by influencing the way the body processes glucose, the high-energy carbohydrate that cells use for fuel. Numerous studies have revealed that adults who usually slept less than five hours per night have a greatly inc

10、reased risk of having or developing diabetes.sleep5 h/night obstructive sleep apnea阻塞性睡眠呼吸暫停Heart Disease and Hypertension A single night of inadequate sleep in people who have existing hypertension can cause elevated blood pressure throughout the following day. This effect may begin to explain the

11、correlation between poor sleep and cardiovascular disease and stroke. Sleeping too little (9 hours) increased the risk of coronary heart disease 冠心病 in women.Mood Disorders Given that a single sleepless night can cause people to be irritable and moody the following day, it is conceivable that chroni

12、c insufficient sleep may lead to long-term mood disorders. Chronic sleep issues have been correlated with depression, anxiety, and mental distress. feeling more stresssadangrymentallyexhaustedImmune Function It is natural for people to go to bed when they are sick. Substances produced by the immune

13、system to help fight infection also cause fatigue. Those who slept more when faced with an infection were better able to fight that infection than those who slept less. Alcohol Alcohol use is more prevalent among people who sleep poorly. The reason for this is twofold. First, alcohol acts as a mild

14、sedative and is commonly used as a sleep aid among people who have sleep problems such asinsomnia. Second, the sedative quality of alcohol is only temporary. Despite its mild sedative qualities, Alcohol often contributes to poor sleep.Life Expectancy Considering the many potential adverse health eff

15、ects of insufficient sleep, it is not surprising that poor sleep is associated with lower life expectancy. Sleeping five hours or less per night increased mortality risk from all causes by roughly 15 percent. Of course, just as sleep problems can affect disease risk, several diseases and disorders c

16、an also affect the amount of sleep we get.No! Irregular life style!Adequate sleep!We should cherish life!Tips for a good sleepGetting a good nights sleep is one of the most important things you can do for your overall health and well-being. Adequate sleep gives your body time and energy to recover f

17、rom the days stresses, and helps you to stay sharp and focused throughout your day. If youve already figured out how to fall asleep, but youre having trouble getting good sleep through the night (i.e., youre tossing, turning, waking up more than once), there are five tips you can do to ensure a peac

18、eful nights slumber!Tip 1 of 5: Making Your Bed and Bedroom Welcoming1. Use your bedroom only for sleep. 2. Make sure your bedroom is quiet, cool, and your bed is comfortable. 3. Noise, light, and heat can cause sleep problems. 4. Hang something lavender scented or lightly spray something with a lav

19、ender scent over your bed and/or room.5. Naturally boost your melatonin levels. Tip 2 of 5: Bedtime Diet Tips to Improve Sleep1. Avoid caffeine and nicotine late in the day.2. Dont use alcohol as a sleeping aid. 3. Allow at least three hours after you eat before bed time.4. Have a light snack to avo

20、id empty stomach before sleep. Dont stuff yourself and restrict your intake of protein and fatty foods. Eat foods that contain tryptophan, an amino acid that promotes sleep. 5. Minimize liquid intake and limit what you drink within the hour and a half before bedtime (chamomile tea is good).WARNING:

21、Dont use chamomile tea if you are allergic to ragweed, or are on blood thinners.chamomileTip 3 of 5: Having a regular life1. Regularity of bedtimes and getting up times helps ensure good sleep. If possible, try and go to bed and wake up at the same time every day. 2. Planned daytime naps are fine, b

22、ut naps caused by sleepiness will ruin your night-time sleep. 3. Regular exercise is important too -it helps regulate your body clock.Tip 4 of 5: Cultivating good habits for good sleepHaving a bedtime routine - like having a bath before bed - will help your brain wind down and prepare you for sleep.

23、 Get comfy. Take out any hair pieces and put on loose clothes, preferably cotton pajamas.Reading a book or listening to the same piece of calming music every night may help too. Anxiety excites the nervous system, making you more alert. Write down your worries and possible solutions before you go to

24、 bed, then stop thinking about them! 5. Dont drink or wash your face with cold water.6. Be engaged. 7. Think about something nice while falling asleep.9. Expose yourself to sunlight. 10. Dont read from a backlit device at night (such as an iPad). 11. Reduce mental stress.Tip 5 of 5: Medication for b

25、etter sleep (insomniac)Dont stress. Try melatonin.Try plain antihistamine products that cause drowsiness. Limit your use of sleeping aids and sleeping pills. Tell your doctor if you are concerned that you might have a sleep disorder. Sleeping & TechnologyZZZDeep Sleeping 3 h Circle of FriendsXiao Mi Sports BraceletFunction Binding your cell and Share your informationMonitor sleeping processQuarter bellRecord motion information Constitution of Xiao Mi Sports BraceletBatteryBluetooth ChipADI military dynamic sensor Analysis of sleep Active Sleeping.Passive Sleeping Sleeping Gives our b