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A Sharp High-Amplitude Negative Wave Followed by a Smaller, Slower

Question 226

Question 226

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A sharp high-amplitude negative wave followed by a smaller, slower, positive wave is called:


A) a sleep spindle.
B) a K-complex.
C) a slow-wave.
D) REM.

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