Upon completion of this learning program, you will be able to::

• Identify the ICSD-2’s diagnostic criteria for the 3 forms of narcolepsy.
• Outline the approaches to diagnosing key symptoms associated with narcolepsy.
• Describe the treatment goals and approaches for narcolepsy.
• Recall the major types of approved treatments for narcolepsy.
• List emerging therapies in the treatment of narcolepsy.

1. Getting Started
   1. Sound Check
   2. Disclaimer
   3. Welcome
   4. Navigation Instructions
2. Staying Focused
   1. Introduction
   2. Learning Objectives
3. Diagnosing Narcolepsy
   1. Overview
   2. Basic Diagnostic Procedure
      • Side Note: Clinical Insights
   3. Diagnostic Criteria
      • Popup: Narcolepsy With Cataplexy
      • Popup: Narcolepsy Without Cataplexy
      • Popup: Secondary Narcolepsy
   4. Pop Quiz
   5. Challenges
   6. Diagnosing EDS
      • Side Note: Clinical Insights
   7. Diagnosing Cataplexy
   8. Progress Check
4. Treatment of Narcolepsy
   1. Introduction
   2. Nonpharmacological Options
   3. Pop Quiz
   4. Pharmacological Options for EDS
      1. Stimulants
      2. Wake-Promoting Agents
      3. Sodium Oxybate
         • Side Note: Digging Deeper
   5. Pop Quiz
   6. Management of Other Narcolepsy-Associated Symptoms
      • Popup: Cataplexy
      • Popup: Disrupted Nocturnal Sleep
      • Popup: Hypnagogic Hallucinations and Sleep Paralysis
   7. Progress Check
   8. Emerging Therapies
      • Popup: Hypocretin-Based Therapies
      • Popup: Histamine-Based Therapies
      • Popup: Endocrine-Based Therapies
      • Popup: Immunotherapy
   9. Pop Quiz
5. Test Your Acquired Knowledge
   1. Summary
   2. Final Assessment
6. End of Program
7. Glossary
8. References