Asked by Shuyue Cheng on Jul 14, 2024
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The primary focus of your interventions for a 6-year-old child who sleepwalks would be to:
A) Maintain patient safety during episodes of somnambulation.
B) Administer and teach about medications to suppress stage III sleep.
C) Encourage the child to verbalize feelings regarding sleep pattern.
D) Provide a quiet environment for nighttime sleep.
Somnambulation
The act of walking or performing complex activities while in a state of sleep; also known as sleepwalking.
Stage III Sleep
A deep sleep phase in the sleep cycle, characterized by slow brain waves called delta waves, important for restorative sleep and health.
Sleep Pattern
The habitual timing, duration, and quality of an individual's sleep, including rhythms of waking and sleeping.
- Understand the importance of maintaining patient safety during sleep disorders.
- Manage and support pediatric sleep issues, such as sleepwalking and enuresis.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the importance of maintaining patient safety during sleep disorders.
- Manage and support pediatric sleep issues, such as sleepwalking and enuresis.
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