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Darius suffers from insomnia; his family practitioner prescribes zolpidem to treat his insomnia. What can Darius expect from the medication?
 
  a. He can expect to fall asleep 15 minutes faster and stay asleep 30 minutes longer.
  b. He can expect to fall asleep 30 minutes faster and stay asleep 45 minutes longer.
  c. He can expect to fall asleep 45 minutes faster and stay asleep 60 minutes longer.
  d. He can expect to fall asleep 60 minutes faster and stay asleep 75 minutes longer.

Question 2

Dora has no problem falling asleep each night, but she wakes up frequently in the middle of the night and often cannot fall back asleep. From what type of insomnia does Dora suffer?
 
  a. maintenance insomnia
  b. duration insomnia
  c. continuance insomnia
  d. interval insomnia



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Answer to Question 1

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APUS57

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Reply 2 on: Jun 19, 2018
Excellent


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