| sleep apnea s. |
sleep apnea.
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| sleep d. |
a condition of prolonged transition from sleep to waking, with partial alertness, disorientation, drowsiness, and poor coordination; sometimes also characterized by excited or violent behavior.
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| sleep d.’s |
[DSM-IV] chronic disorders involving sleep. Primary sleep disorders comprise dyssomnias and parasomnias; causes of secondary sleep disorders may include a general medical condition, mental disorder, or psychoactive substance.
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| sleep l. |
the period between the time a person lies down to rest and the onset of sleep.
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| sleep p. |
paralysis occurring at awakening or sleep onset; it represents extension of the atonia of REM sleep into the waking state and is often seen in those suffering from narcolepsy or sleep apnea. Called also waking p. See also postdormital p. and predormital p.
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