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Sleep bruxism refers to a disorder in which the patient
 
  A) unconsciously makes his or her way to the kitchen and eats for several minutes.
  B) clenches or grinds his or her teeth.
  C) cannot control the cycle of sleep versus waking.
  D) goes long periods of time without taking a breath.


________ is a general condition in which unusual events accompany sleep.
 
  A) Primary insomnia
  B) Obstructive sleep apnea
  C) Parasomnia
  D) Narcolepsy


The disorder in which the brain fails to regulate the sleep-wake cycles in a normal fashion is called
 
  A) central sleep apnea.
  B) obstructive sleep apnea.
  C) parasomnia.
  D) narcolepsy.


Sleepwalking occurs during stages ________ of NREM sleep, usually early in the night.
 
  A) one and two
  B) one and three
  C) three and four
  D) three and five


Loud snoring is directly characteristic of
 
  A) obstructive sleep apnea.
  B) central sleep apnea.
  C) secondary insomnia.
  D) primary insomnia.
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