1.  What seizure type emerges from an epileptic foci located in the mesial and orbital cortex and results in seizures occurring almost exclusively during sleep?

2.  Nonepileptic seizures are more commonly seen in young ______________.

3.  Nonepileptic seizures are not common during sleep. True or false?

4.  ______________ is an autosomal dominant prion disease, characterized by difficulties in falling asleep and maintaining sleep.

5.  Hypnagogic foot tremor is a rhythmic movement of the feet or toes that occurs during the transition between wake and sleep. True or false?

6.  Sleep-related events characterized by discrete periods of intense fear or discomfort upon awakening occur in relation to:

7.  An anxiety disorder with which the patient experiences recurrent stereotypical anxiety dreams occurring in the aftermath of a traumatic event is called:

8.  ______________ is a motor disorder characterized by resting tremor persisting in stages N1 and N2 sleep.

9.  Choreic movements seen in selected circumstances such as drug side effect or toxicity are most commonly seen in patients with:

10.  List the missing information in this table:

11.  Another name for sleep starts is ______________.

12.  OSA-induced arousals from NREM (or occasionally REM) sleep may trigger repeated episodes of sleep-related eating disorder. True or false?

13.  When hooking up a patient, where would you place the leg leads and how many leads would you place on each leg in order to see alternating leg muscle activation (ALMA)?

14.  Which diagram shows the best placement for electrodes on the forearm extensors for evaluation of parasomnia during a sleep study?

15.  Attended video PSG (VPSG) is the accepted and preferred standard technique in the evaluation of patents with motor events in sleep. True or false?

16.  Actigraphy can be used during: