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How many hours should a newborn sleep in a 24-hr period?
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16 to 20 hours. 1-4 hr sleep periods with 1-2 hr awake periods.
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How many hours should an infant 0 to 1 yr sleep?
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14-15 hrs at 4 months. With sleep periods of 3-4 hrs for 1st 3 months. 6-8 hr periods at 4-6 months. Naps 2-4 hrs in two naps per day.
13-14 hrs at 6 months. |
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When do infants develop day/night differentiation?
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Between 6 weeks and 3 months. And 70-80% of babies sleep through the night at 9 months.
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How many hours of sleep to toddlers (1 to 3 yrs of age) need?
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Naps 1 1/2 to 3 1/2 hours with 12 hours total.
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How many hours of sleep does a preschooler need (3 to 6 yrs)?
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11-12 hours and most children stop napping by 5 yrs.
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How many hours of sleep does a child aged 6 to 12 yrs need?
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10-11 hours.
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How many hours of sleep does an adolescent need (age >12 yrs)?
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9 hours.
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What is the usual age of presentation for sleep onset association disorder?
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First postnatal year.
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What is the usual age of presentation for limit-setting disorder?
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All ages.
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What is the usual age of presentation for obstructive sleep apnea disorder and sleep-disordered breathing?
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2-5 yrs.
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What is the usual age of presentation of night terrors and other non-REM parasomnias?
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4-12 yrs.
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What is the usual age of presentation for periodic limb movement disorder and restless leg syndrome?
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Unknown-adults diagnosed with the disorder report symptoms before age 20 yrs.
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What is the usual age of presentation for inadequate sleep hygiene?
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All ages.
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What is the usual age of presentation for delayed sleep phase syndrome?
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Adolescence.
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What is the usual age of presentation for narcolepsy?
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Late teens/young adulthood.
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