Gibberish, urine, and utter chaos: What happens when you sleepwalk - Emmanuel During

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Prevodilac: Jovana Babic Lektor: Milenka Okuka
00:07
Mumbling fantastical gibberish; devouring blocks of cheese in the nude;
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Mrmljanje fantastičnih besmislica; jedenje sira bez odeće;
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peeing in places that aren’t toilets; and jumping out of windows.
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mokrenje van toaleta; i iskakanje kroz prozore.
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These are all things people have reportedly done while sleepwalking,
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Ovo su samo neke od stvari koje su ljudi navodno radili tokom mesečarenja,
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a behavior that’s mostly benign but can be dangerous in rare cases.
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pojave koja je uglavnom bezazlena, ali se povremeno može pokazati kao opasna.
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It's estimated that around 18% of people sleepwalk at least once in their lives.
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Procenjuje se da oko 18% ljudi mesečari makar jednom u životu.
00:34
So, what exactly is sleepwalking?
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Dakle, šta je zapravo mesečarenje?
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First, we have to understand just how many of our daily activities
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Prva stvar koju moramo razumeti je da mnoge od naših svakodnevnih aktivnosti
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do not require our active attention.
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ne zahtevaju našu aktivnu pažnju.
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Your prefrontal cortex is your brain's conscious,
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Vaša prefrontalna kora je svest vašeg mozga,
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deliberate, decision-making control hub.
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kontrolni centar za donošenje voljnih odluka.
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You might decide to get up and walk using your prefrontal cortex,
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Pomoću nje možda odlučite da ustanete i prošetate,
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but the intricate coordination of sensory inputs and muscles
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ali složena koordinacija između senzornih signala i mišića
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that follows does not require any attention.
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koja sledi nakon te odluke ne zahteva nikakvu pažnju.
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Instead, it’s mostly executed by a network of specialized nerve cells
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Umesto toga, uglavnom se njome bavi specijalizivana mreža nervnih ćelija
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along the lower part of the brain and spinal cord,
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duž donjeg dela mozga i kičmene moždine,
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sometimes called “central pattern generators.”
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poznata i kao generator centralnih obrazaca.
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These areas govern automatic movements and basic actions related to survival.
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On upravlja automatskim pokretima i radnjama koje su bitne za preživljavanje.
01:25
People with a REM sleep behavior disorder may enact their dreams
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Ljudi sa poremećajima REM faze sna mogu fizički oponašati svoje snove
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while they’re in REM sleep,
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tokom te faze sna,
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usually keeping their eyes closed.
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obično zadržavajući oči zatvorenim.
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However, this is a separate condition.
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Međutim, ovo je zaseban poremećaj.
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Sleepwalking arises from a very different stage of sleep—
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Mesečarenje potiče iz druge, po mnogo čemu drugačije faze sna -
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the deepest stage of non-REM sleep, which is called “slow-wave sleep.”
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najdublje faze ne-REM sna, nazvane sporotalasno spavanje.
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In this state, the cortex, including the prefrontal cortex,
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U ovom stanju, moždana kora, uključujući i prefrontalnu koru,
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is essentially turned off.
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je isključena.
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When someone is roused from this stage,
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Kada nekoga probudimo iz ove faze,
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they’ll usually appear groggy before either dozing off again
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obično će izgledati pospano pre nego što ponovo zaspi
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or becoming fully conscious.
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ili će se potpuno probuditi.
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For that moment, though, they’re in an intermediate state
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Međutim, u tom trenutku, osoba je u međufazi
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straddling sleep and wakefulness.
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između sna i jave.
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A sleepwalking episode is, essentially, an extreme, prolonged version of this.
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Mesečarenje je zapravo ekstremna i produžena verzija ovoga.
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When sleepwalking, the prefrontal cortex remains inactive,
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Tokom hodanja u snu, prefrontalni korteks ostaje neaktivan,
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so the person doesn’t possess executive, deliberate control over their actions.
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pa osoba nema izvršnu, namernu kontrolu nad svojim postupcima.
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But other parts of their brain are active.
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Međutim drugi delovi mozga su im aktivni.
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And, as we know, the body is capable of a lot
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I, kao što znamo, telo je sposobno za mnogo toga
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without involving the prefrontal cortex.
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bez uključivanja prefrontalnog korteksa.
02:37
Sleepwalkers avoid obstacles, walk, and speak—
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Ljudi koji mesečare izbegavaju prepreke, hodaju i pričaju -
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though it's often nonsense.
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mada uglavnom besmislice.
02:43
Most sleepwalkers can do basic things,
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Većina njih može obavljati osnovne stvari,
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operating in a peaceful, unemotional, dreamless state.
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funkcionišući u mirnom, neemotivnom stanju bez snova.
02:50
In rare cases, sleepwalkers perform more complex tasks like cooking and driving.
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U retkim slučajevima, izvode složenije zadatke poput kuvanja i vožnje.
02:56
They're occasionally guided by physical urges,
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Ponekad ih vode fizičke potrebe,
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like eating or pursuing sexual activities.
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poput jedenja i seksualnih aktivnosti.
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And some episodes involve the brain’s fight or flight system,
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Neke epizode mesečarenja uključuju moždani sistem borbe ili bega,
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during which the person might suddenly perceive an imminent danger,
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tokom kojih osoba može iznenada osetiti neposrednu opasnost,
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and vocalize, cry, or even jolt out of bed and run away.
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i pričati, plakati ili čak iskočiti iz kreveta i pobeći.
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These episodes, called “sleep terrors,”
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Ove epizode se zovu noćni terori,
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are more common in young children and usually result naturally.
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češće su kod male dece i uglavnom se same reše.
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Indeed, sleepwalking is generally more common in children,
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Mesečarenje je generalno češće kod dece
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perhaps because the brain areas that control the transition
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možda zato što su delovi mozga koji kontrolišu tranziciju
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between sleep and wakefulness are still developing.
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između sna i budnosti još uvek u razvoju.
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But the exact mechanisms that cause sleepwalking remain unclear.
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Ali tačni mehanizmi koji izazivaju mesečarenje ostaju nejasni.
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Many cases appear to run in families, while others are more mysterious.
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Mnogi slučajevi se čine naslednim, dok su drugi misteriozniji.
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Anything that could lead to partial awakening
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Bilo šta što može da dovede do delimičnog buđenja
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is thought to increase the likelihood.
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povećava verovatnoću javljanja.
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This includes factors that promote deeper slow-wave sleep—
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Ovo uključuje faktore koji podstiču dubok sporotalasni san -
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like sedatives, hot sleep environments, and operating on too little sleep—
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poput sedativa, pretople okoline u kojoj se spava i prethodnog manjka sna,
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or things that disrupt sleep— like stress and other sleep disorders,
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ili faktore koji remete san - poput stresa i drugih poremećaja sna
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such as sleep apnea and restless leg syndrome.
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kao što je apneja u snu i sindrom nemirnih nogu.
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Doctors will usually evaluate these factors and promote habits
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Lekari obično procenjuju ove faktore i predlažu navike
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that aid in healthy sleep, such as exercise, stress management,
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koje promovišu zdrav san, poput vežbanja, upravljanja stresom
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and a consistent and sufficient sleep schedule.
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i postojanja rasporeda spavanja kog se pridržavamo.
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They’ll also often recommend safety measures,
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Takođe, često preporučuju i sigurnosne mere kao što su
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like hiding dangerous items, installing door alarms and securing windows.
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skrivanje opasnih predmeta, instaliranje alarma na vratima i osiguravanje prozora.
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If this doesn't help, they'll consider certain medications.
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Ako ovo ne pomaže, razmotriće upotrebu određenih lekova.
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But many of the available treatments for sleepwalking
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Ali mnoge od dostupnih terapija za mesečarenje
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haven’t yet been rigorously studied,
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još uvek nisu temeljno proučene,
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so how they work and how effective they are is not entirely clear.
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pa nije potpuno jasno kako deluju i koliko su efikasne.
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So, what should you do if you encounter a sleepwalker?
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Dakle, šta treba uraditi ako se sustretnemo sa osobom koja mesečari?
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A common misconception is that rousing a sleepwalker causes irreparable harm.
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Česta zabluda je da im buđenje može izazvati nepopravljivu štetu.
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Fortunately, this is not true.
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Na sreću, ovo nije istina.
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However, trying to forcefully wake them can cause confusion and distress.
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Ipak, naglo buđenje može izazvati zbunjenost i uznemirenost.
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The best practice seems to be to gently guide them back to bed;
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Izgleda da je najbolje rešenje da ih polako odvedemo nazad u krevet
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and, if they resist, to simply ensure they’re safe until the episode resolves.
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i, ako se opiru, da se postaramo da budu bezbedni dok epizoda ne prođe.
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