A patient has a drug order for zolpidem (Ambien) written in the medical record. Which of the following conditions would the health care provider expect to see in the progress notes?
a. Anxiety disorder
b. Insomnia
c. Muscle spasticity
d. Seizure disorder
ANS: B
Zolpidem can reduce sleep latency and awakenings, and it can prolong the duration of sleep.
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