The nurse knows the usual progression of sleep is: a. NREM 1-4 ...

[james]

The nurse knows the usual progression of sleep is:
 
  a. NREM 1-4 then REM, then back through NREM 1 and 2.
  b. REM then NREM 1-4, then back through NREM 2 and 3.
  c. NREM 1-4 then back through NREM 3 and 2 then REM.
  d. REM then NREM 1-4 then back through NREM 3.

Question 2

The nurse is providing discharge instructions to the parents of a toddler about sleeping habits. Which of the following statements indicates further education is needed?
 
  a. Sleep needs may change during growth spurts.
  b. Children sleep 10 hours a day.
  c. Toddlers will often resist going to bed.
  d. The bedtime routine can vary.

[duy1981999]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
The usual sleep sequence for a person is a fairly rapid progression through NREM 1 through 4, back through NREM 3 and 2, and then into REM sleep.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
The regular bedtime routine should be consistently followed. Children need 10 to 12 hours of sleep a day, and toddlers and preschoolers may exhibit resistance to going to bed. Sleep needs fluctuate with growth spurts.

[james]

Gracias!

[sarah_brady415]

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