Which statement about the sleep patterns of toddlers should the nurse incorporate into an education plan for parents?
A) Getting the child to sleep can be difficult.
B) Most toddlers fall asleep easily.
C) Nightmares are rare in toddlers.
D) Slow-wave sleep occurs less in toddlers than in adults.
Ans: A
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Getting the child to fall asleep is the most commonly reported problem, but frequent awakenings and occasional night terrors may also occur.
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