Narcolepsy Is Characterized By

question 637

Multiple Choice

Narcolepsy is characterized by:

• A) overwhelming bouts of excessive daytime sleepiness and brief, uncontrollable episodes of sleep, which are called microsleeps or sleep attacks.
• B) episodes of increased physiological arousal, intense fear, panic, frightening hallucinations, and no recall of the episode in the morning.
• C) the sleeper verbally and physically responding to the dream story and acting accordingly.
• D) abnormal sexual behaviors and experiences during sleep.

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Definitions:

\(k + 8\)

An algebraic expression representing the sum of a variable, \(k\), and the number 8.

\(d = \frac { 3 } { 7 }\)

Represents a specific value of the variable d, which is equal to the fraction three-sevenths.

\(d = 4\)

An equation representing that the value of the variable \(d\) is equal to 4.

\(a _ { 1 }\)

Often represents the first term in a sequence or series in mathematics, particularly in formulas involving arithmetic or geometric sequences.