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    sleep-wake cycle and at least one other biological rhythm Endogenous pacemakers and exogenous zeitgebers can manipulate the various bodily rhythms‚ and have particular affects on the sleep / week cycle in the circadian rhythm. Endogenous pacemakers are separate and distinct internal rhythms that affect the bodily rhythms; similarly‚ exogenous zeitgebers are outside influences‚ and sometimes outside rhythms that also affect how the bodily rhythms work. There are copious amounts of research into these

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    Rhythm and Blues What is Rhythm and Blues? Rhythm and Blues‚ or R and B‚ can be used to describe the stylish urban music that grew out of the urbanization of the blues. It is a form of popular music based on a mixture of blues and black folk music. Its melody is simple‚ but has strong repetitious rhythms. It has been influenced by jazz‚ jump music‚ as well as by black gospel music. R and B got its roots from the blues‚ and took upon some of the blues principles such as‚ the

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    Rhythm‚ Harmony‚ Texture‚ Web-Lecture‚ and Text‚ pp. 1-15‚ Test 1 |Started on |Sunday‚ 25 August 2013‚ 08:45 PM | |Completed on |Sunday‚ 25 August 2013‚ 09:04 PM | |Time taken |19 mins 8 secs | |Grade |100 out of a maximum of 100 (100%) | |Feedback |Outstanding! | Question 1 Marks: 6 In triple

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    Endogenous pacemakers and exogenous zeitgebers are used to control biological rhythms. Biological rhythms are controlled by environmental factors such as light‚ temperature and food availability; these are known as exogenous (external) zeitgebers. However biological organisms are complex systems‚ where many different processes are taking place. This means that it would be useful to have something which would co-ordinate these processes‚ keeping everything in time – an endogenous pacemaker. This

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    Adolescents’ Circadian Rhythms Sleep is the fuel that humans need to properly function. The amount of sleep people need is determined by their circadian rhythm‚ or biological clock. A teenager’s circadian rhythm differs from that found in an adult or younger child. While going through puberty‚ teenagers need more sleep than when they become adults. Researchers from the National Sleep Foundation have identified several changes in sleep patterns‚ sleep/wake systems‚ and circadian timing associated

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    mammals. Sleep serves the body as energy conservation processes as well as letting the nervous system recuperate. This bodily recuperation process also allows emotional regulation for the body. The circadian rhythm‚ also known as the biological clock or circadian clock‚ regulates the sleep-wake cycle. The circadian clock is located in a group of cells just behind the optic nerve‚ called the Suprachiasmatic nucleus. Because the Suprachiasmatic nucleus is located behind the optic nerve‚ it is extremely sensitive

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    Jet Lag

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    Chemistry Behind Jet Lag Desynchronosis‚ commonly known as Jet Lag‚ is a physiological condition‚ which is believed to be the result of interruption of the "light/dark" cycle that entrains the body’s circadian rhythms. Circadian rhythms are approximate daily periodicity‚ a roughly-24-hour cycle in the biochemical‚ and physiological processes of living beings. These disturbances results from shift work‚ daylight saving time and change of time zone when traveling. For instance‚ when a person from

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    associated with working long hours; particularly older nurse’s involved in shift work. Although the literature will present themes in a variety of contexts‚ this paper will primarily focus on their application to the disturbance in individual’s circadian rhythm and health outcomes of shift work. Additionally‚ implications and solutions for practice will be acknowledged and recommendations for research in the future will be deliberated. Evidence of searching the literature Evidence of searching

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    Nurses should understand the circadian rhythm and the methods to counteract its negative effects of working when their body thinks it should be sleeping. The internal pattern of the circadian rhythm is regulated by dark and light with most people programmed to sleep during the hours it is dark outside. The circadian rhythm has an effect on many other things in the body such as temperature‚ heartrate‚ and hormone regulation. The circadian rhythm also has an effect on the nurses working

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    Discuss the role of endogenous pacemakers and exogenous zeitgebers in the sleep/wake cycle and one other rhythm (24) Siffre (1975) dedicated 6 months of his life to be spent isolated in an underground cave in Texas. During which‚ he was exposed to only artificial light‚ and was given no natural exogenous zeitgebers. This meant that his biological rhythms were subject to free running‚ whereby the body has to dictate its own resources and has no external aid‚ such as natural light or social norms

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