microsleep

mi·cro·sleep

M0277075 (mī′krə-slēp′) n. A period of attention loss and unresponsiveness that lasts from a few seconds to a few minutes and is often not associated with other characteristics of sleep, such as closed eyes or the perception of having been unconscious. Microsleeps are usually experienced by people who have narcolepsy or are severely deprived of sleep.

microsleep

(ˈmaɪkrəʊˌsliːp) n (Physiology) a period of sleep which is so momentary as to be imperceptible

microsleep

enUK

microsleep

(mī′krə-slēp′)n. A period of sleep that lasts up to a few seconds, usually experienced by people who have narcolepsy or are severely deprived of sleep.

A brief episode of sleep of precipitous onset, lasting from a fraction of a second to 30 seconds. It occurs in night-shift fatigue, and is associated with excess daytime sleepiness and automatic behaviour
Aetiology Sleep deprivation, mental fatigue, sleep apnea, hypoxia, narcolepsy, or hypersomnia

microsleep

Nodding Sleep disorders A brief episode of sleep lasting a few secs, which occurs in night-shift fatigue; it is associated with excess daytime sleepiness and automatic behavior. See Circadian rhythm, Libby Zion, Night-shift fatigue, Sleep disorders.

单词	microsleep
释义	microsleep enUK mi·cro·sleep M0277075 (mī′krə-slēp′) n. A period of attention loss and unresponsiveness that lasts from a few seconds to a few minutes and is often not associated with other characteristics of sleep, such as closed eyes or the perception of having been unconscious. Microsleeps are usually experienced by people who have narcolepsy or are severely deprived of sleep. microsleep (ˈmaɪkrəʊˌsliːp) n (Physiology) a period of sleep which is so momentary as to be imperceptible microsleep enUK microsleep (mī′krə-slēp′)n. A period of sleep that lasts up to a few seconds, usually experienced by people who have narcolepsy or are severely deprived of sleep. A brief episode of sleep of precipitous onset, lasting from a fraction of a second to 30 seconds. It occurs in night-shift fatigue, and is associated with excess daytime sleepiness and automatic behaviour Aetiology Sleep deprivation, mental fatigue, sleep apnea, hypoxia, narcolepsy, or hypersomnia microsleep Nodding Sleep disorders A brief episode of sleep lasting a few secs, which occurs in night-shift fatigue; it is associated with excess daytime sleepiness and automatic behavior. See Circadian rhythm, Libby Zion, Night-shift fatigue, Sleep disorders. ThesaurusSeenodding
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