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Adenosine concentrations
 
  a. rise during the day and drop off during the night.
 b. rise during the night and drop off during the day.
 c. remain stable throughout most of the day and night, but spike briefly at dawn
  d. rise during wakefulness and REM, but drop during NREM.

Question 2

Richard was diagnosed with major depressive disorder for which his physician prescribed a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI). Richard should expect that he will
 
  a. have difficulty staying awake in class.
 b. spend much more time in NREM, which may result in joint and muscle pains in the morning.
 c. dream less than he did prior to taking the drug.
 d. dream more than he did prior to taking the drug.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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