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Sleep Deprivation Instructions
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Sleep Deprivation
Must
COME AWAKE
to the test.
Must
FALL ASLEEP DURING
the test
Sleep deprivation is needed for:
All EEGs
Any test with sedation (except EMG & Nerve Conductions)
No naps in the car on the way to the appointment.
If they nap even for a few minutes, your child will NOTbe tired enough to sleep during the test.
Please bring anything that
normally
helps your child sleep.
Such as a soother, blanket, stuffed animal, bottle, music CD, DVD, Melatonin*, etc.
Do not bottle or breastfeed babies before the test.
Feeding after set-up helps calm upset children so they can fall asleep.
Children can take prescribed medication as usual on the day of the test (If you are unsure, check your physician).
Instructions for the
night before
the test:
Website updated March 2010.