What is narcolepsy? a. Sleepwalking b. The inability to breathe while sleeping c

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What is narcolepsy? a. Sleepwalking b. The inability to breathe while sleeping c. involuntary movements of the limbs while sleeping d. Sudden periods of sleepiness during the day Night terrors are most common in during a. adults: a. adults; NREM sleep b. adults; REM sleep c, children; NREM sleep d. children; REM sleep How does prolonged sleep deprivation affect human volunteers? a. It produces death. b. It decreases later need for sleep c. Brain activity increases. d. It impairs concentration. On average, those with the short form of the transporter gene and a history of stressful experiences reported more than average symptoms of depression. a. acetylcholine b. dopamine c. serotonin d, calcium A few cases of depression are linked to such as Borne disease. a. viral infections b, tumors c. cysts d, bacterial infections People with late onset depression are more likely than average to have relatives with a. allergies b. circulatory problems. c. brain cancer d. eczema and other skin problems

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13)D

The symptoms of Narcolepsy is excessive daytime sleeping.

14)C

Night terror begins in children between 3-12 years and it occurs during the first hour of stage 3-4 non rapid eye movement (NREM)sleep.

15)A

Lack of sleep doubles the risk of death from cardiovascular diseases.

16)C

The Serotonin transporter gene is responsible for depression.

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