Place the stages of sleep in the order they will typically happen. 1234 The stage between wakefulness and sleep where breathing and heartbeat slow, body temperature drops, and muscles relax. This stage is primarily indicated by alpha waves in the brain. The stage of deep relaxation with spikes of mental activity. This stage is primarily indicated by theta waves in the brain. The stage called REM when the brain is most active. The stage of deep sleep from which it is often difficult to wake up. This stage is primarily indicated by delta waves in the brain.

Place the stages of sleep in the order they will typically happen. 1234 The stage between wakefulness and sleep where breathing and heartbeat slow, body temperature drops, and muscles relax. This stage is primarily indicated by alpha waves in the brain. The stage of deep relaxation with spikes of mental activity. This stage is primarily indicated by theta waves in the brain. The stage called REM when the brain is most active. The stage of deep sleep from which it is often difficult to wake up. This stage is primarily indicated by delta waves in the brain.

Medical Terminology for Health Professions, Spiral bound Version (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter4: The Muscular System

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