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danielfitts88

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Correctly sequence these sleep events.
 
  A. Rapid-eye-movement sleep
  B. Slow-wave or delta sleep
  C. Sleep latency

Question 2

Every chemical ingested by a pregnant woman poses a potential danger to her unborn child. This is especially true during the
 
  1. labor and delivery.
  2. first trimester of pregnancy.
  3. third trimester of pregnancy.
  4. second trimester of pregnancy.



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Answer to Question 1

1 . C
2 . B
3 . A
Non-REM sleep occurs first, consisting of sleep latency. Slow-wave or delta sleep follows. REM sleep occurs next. Then the cycles repeat.

Answer to Question 2

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The fetus is especially vulnerable during the first trimester of pregnancy.




danielfitts88

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Reply 2 on: Jul 19, 2018
Excellent


raenoj

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
:D TYSM

 

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