Management of recent insomnia – A 56-year-old man has a 3 month history of difficulty getting off to sleep and waking several times each night since he suffered work stress which has now resolved. He has no other symptoms. His PHQ9 is 3 out of 27. His weight is normal, collar size 9 and he does not snore or have any abnormal movements. *

Comorbid and specific and sleep disorders – For the following patient described, select the SINGLE most appropriate diagnosis from the list below A 66-year-old man with repetitive leg or arm movements every 20-40 seconds lasting 2-3 hours each night and waking him from sleep. *

Comorbid and specific and sleep disorders – For the following patient described, select the SINGLE most appropriate diagnosis from the list below A 45-year-old woman with several weeks of an uncontrollable urge to move her legs at night making it difficult to go to sleep. *

Comorbid and specific and sleep disorders – For the following patient described, select the SINGLE most appropriate diagnosis from the list below A 55-year-old man whose partner complains he snores and stops breathing during sleep. He complains of morning headache and irritability. *

Comorbid and specific and sleep disorders – For the following patient described, select the SINGLE most appropriate diagnosis from the list below A 46-year old woman who wakes early in the morning and is irritable with poor motivation since her mother died 3 months previously. *

Comorbid and specific and sleep disorders – For the following patient described, select the SINGLE most appropriate diagnosis from the list below A 58-year-old man with poor concentration during the day and intermittent confusion which is worse at night when he wakes and sometimes wanders. *