II. Epidemiology
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Prevalence
- Age 3 to 13 years old: 17.3%
- Age over 15 years old: 2.9 to 4.2%
- No gender predominance (girls and boys equally affected)
- Familial inheritance component
III. Symptoms
- Inappropriate behavior
- Slowed responses
- Slurred speech
- Confusion after awakening
- No memory of event
- Timing
- Onset during first half of sleep
IV. Management
- Reassure family
- Episodes resolve without intervention
- Treat as with other Parasomnias
- See Sleep Walking
- Counsel on home safety
V. References
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Concepts | Mental or Behavioral Dysfunction (T048) |
MSH | D020921 |
ICD9 | 327.41 |
ICD10 | G47.51 |
SnomedCT | 441830002 |
Czech | zmatené probouzení, Vzbuzení se zmateností |
English | Confusional arousal, Arousal, Confusional, Confusional Arousal, Arousals, Confusional, Confusional arousal disorder (disorder), Confusional arousal disorder, Confusional arousals, confusional arousal, confusional arousals, confusional arousals (diagnosis), sleep disorder confusional arousals, Confusional Arousals |
Portuguese | Despertar Confusional, Excitação confusional |
Spanish | Despertar confusional, Despertar Confuso, trastorno del despertar confusional, trastorno del despertar confusional (trastorno) |
French | Excitation confusionnelle, Éveils confus, Éveils confusionnels |
Dutch | confusie-arousal, Confusionele 'arousals' |
German | Schlaftrunkenheit, Verwirrtes Aufwachen |
Italian | Risveglio confuso, Risvegli confusionali |
Japanese | 錯乱性覚醒, サクランセイカクセイ |
Hungarian | Zavart készenlét |
Norwegian | Forvirret oppvåkning |