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Home Cardinal Quality Cardinal Evaluations Cardinal Comfort Cardinal Sleep Tips Cardinal Convenience Cardinal Locations Take a Virtual Tour Your Sleep Experts Sleep Disorders Contact Us Links Careers FAQ Community Calendar Employers	FAQ What are all of those wires I am sleeping with? To measure brain waves, heart rate, eye movements, electrodes are placed on the head, face, chest, legs and under the chin. A cannula is placed under the nose and a sensor is placed near the mouth to monitor a patient’s oral/nasal breathing. Bands (Effort Sensors) are placed around the rib cage and abdomen to measure breathing movements, and a small device is placed on your finger which measures blood oxygen levels. All of these sensors are non-invasive and allow you to turn and move as you normally do while sleeping. Equipment and technicians remain in a separate room for your comfort and privacy. During the night, the sensors relay signals to a central control room where diagnostic equipment is located. In preparation for the sleep study a technician hooks a series of electrodes to your body used to monitor the patient throughout the night. If you did not find the answer you were looking for, please feel free to contact us and we will do our best to find the answers to your questions. Read through the site to discover how we can help you get a good night's sleep. Click Here to Take a Self Sleep Evaluation
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