Trial · NCT01519544
Registered outcomes18
Each outcome the trial registered, primary first, in ClinicalTrials.gov's words.
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Download this page as JSON| List | Outcome | Time frame | Description |
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| Primary | Global assessment of sleep quality using a 100mm visual analog scale | 1 day | The morning after taking the study medication, subjects will be asked: How would you rate last night's sleep quality? They will mark their answer on a 100mm visual analog scale with 0mm representing 'worst night of sleep ever' and 100mm representing 'best night of sleep ever'. |
| Primary | The Groningen Sleep Quality Questionnaire survey | 1 day | The Groningen Sleep Quality Questionnaire survey includes fifteen questions that describe sleep onset, sleep quality, awakenings, sleep duration, and wake up quality. Survey is completed by the subject. |
| Secondary | Sleep Onset Latency | 1 day | The amount of time it takes the subject to fall asleep. Reported by the subject. |
| Secondary | Total Sleep Duration | 1 day | The total amount of time that the subject slept. Recorded by the subject. |
| Secondary | Time in Bed | 1 day | The amount of time the subject spent in bed. Recorded by the subject. |
| Secondary | Number of Awakenings | 1 day | The number of times the subject woke up from sleep. Recorded by the subject. |
| Secondary | Number of Awakenings to Urinate | 1 day | Number of time the subject woke up from sleep to use the restroom. Recorded by the subject. |
| Secondary | Wake Time After Sleep Onset | 1 day | Amount of time the subject spent awake after falling asleep. Recorded by the subject. |
| Secondary | Terminal Wakefulness | 1 day | The amount of time the subject spends in bed after waking up for the last time. Reported by the subject. |
| Secondary | Global assessment of sleep depth | 1 day | Subjects will be asked to rate the depth of sleep on a 100mm visual analog scales. |
| Secondary | Global assessment of drowsiness | 1 day | Subjects will be asked to assess their daytime drowsiness on a 100mm visual analog scale. |
| Secondary | Stanford Sleepiness Scale scores | 1 day | During each of the eight hours after waking up, subjects will be asked to complete a Stanford Sleepiness Scale to measure how sleepy they are. |
| Secondary | Lake Louis Acute Mountain Sickness delta score | 1 day | Subjects will be asked to fill out a Lake Louise Acute Mountain Sickness score at the beginning and end of study participation. The Lake Louise Acute Mountain Sickness score reflects on the severity of Acute Mountain Sickness being experienced by the subject. Scores consistent moderate or severe Acute Mountain Sickness will exclude subjects from participation in the study. |
| Secondary | Mean O2 Saturation | 1 day | Study subjects will wear a pulse oximeter during the night that will record their oxygen saturation. |
| Secondary | Proportion of time in periodic breathing | 1 day | Visitors to high altitude experience periodic breathing (alternating periods of increased and decreased respiratory rate) as the human body adjusts to the hypoxemia of high altitude. Both temazepam and acetazolamide have been shown to improve periodic breathing. Subjects will wear pulse oximeters. Data from the pulse oximeters will be used to calculate the amount of time that subjects spend in periodic breathing. |
| Secondary | Number of desaturation events per hour | 1 day | Due to the periodic breathing that occurs at high altitude, there are frequent oxygen desaturations during sleep. Subjects will wear a pulse oximeter to determine how many time they experience a decline in their oxygen saturation during the night. |
| Secondary | Number of awakenings per hour | 1 day | Subjects will wear an actigraph while they sleep. Actigraphs are small wristwatch-like devices that measure subtle movements while a subject is asleep. These movements are used to objectively describe awake and asleep periods. |
| Secondary | Sleep Efficiency | 1 day | Subjects will wear an actigraph when they sleep. Actigraphs are small wristwatch-like devices that measure the subtle movements of a subject during the night and help objectively determine awake and asleep periods. Using data from the actigraph, one may calculate what percent of the night the subject was asleep (sleep efficiency). |
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- NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain
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