Sleep and General Medicine : A Primer for Residents and the Non-Specialist

A practical primer demonstrating how sleep medicine intersects with all clinical specialties. Covering sleep fundamentals to managing disorders across cardiology, neurology, psychiatry, and more, this resource includes case studies and reference tables. Essential for residents and physicians treating patients with sleep disorders.

Going beyond typical sleep medicine guidance, this practical resource demonstrates how sleep medicine intersects with every area of clinical practice, including how sleep affects every organ system, and how every organ system affects sleep. From the fundamentals of sleep architecture and polysomnography to managing sleep disorders in cardiology, neurology, psychiatry, pulmonology, and beyond, this primer provides the practical knowledge learners need. Whether evaluating a patient with obstructive sleep apnea and heart failure, managing circadian rhythm disorders in shift workers, or understanding how sleep impacts recovery and ICU delirium, readers will find actionable insights and clinically relevant guidance. Complete with case studies and reference tables, this book serves as an invaluable resource for medical professionals across all specialties who want to better understand and effectively treat the sleep disorders their patients face every day. Suitable for residents and practicing physicians in all specialties wanting to understand how to treat their patients with sleep disorders. Key Features:Demonstrates the intersection of sleep medicine with all clinical specialties, including cardiology, neurology, psychiatry, pulmonology, and ICU settingsExplores clinically relevant scenarios such as obstructive sleep apnea with heart failure, circadian rhythm disorders in shift workers, and sleep's impact on intensive care recovery and ICU deliriumCovers essential fundamentals of sleep architecture and polysomnography with actionable guidance for immediate application to patient careIncludes case studies and reference tables to support clinical decision-making across diverse patient populations