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walking, sleep, somnambulism, sleep walking, disorder characterized by walking, activity seemingly still asleep, normal sleep cycle involves distinct stages from light drowsiness to deep sleep, rapid eye movement, rem, sleep, eyes move rapidly, vivid dreaming, common, each night, several cycles of non-rem, rem sleep, sleep walking, somnambulism, most often occurs, deep, non-rem sleep, stage 3, stage 4 sleep, in the night, rem sleep near morning, sleep walking in children, unknown but related to fatigue, prior sleep loss, anxiety, sleep walking in adults, associated, mental disorders, reactions to drugs, alcohol, medical conditions partial complex seizures, elderly, sleep walking a symptom of an organic brain syndrome, rem behavior disorders, sleep walking activity, simply sitting up, appearing to be awake actually asleep, getting up, walking around, complex activities moving furniture, going, bathroom, dressing, undressing, similar activities, drive a car actually asleep, episode, very brief, a few seconds, minutes, last, 30 minutes, longer, one common misconception, a sleep walker should not be awakened, not dangerous to awaken a sleep walker, it is common, the person to be confused, disoriented, short time on awakening, another misconception, a person cannot be injured, sleep walking, injuries, such things, tripping, loss of balance, common, sleep walkers, sleep walking, occur at any age, happens most often in children aged 6 to 12, appears to run in families, eyes open, sleep, have blank facial expression, sit up, appear awake, sleep, walking, sleep, detailed activity, sleep, sort, no recall, the event upon awaking, confusion, disorientation on awakening, sleep talking is incomprehensible, non-purposeful, no further examination, testing, sleep walking is frequent, persistent, examination to rule out other disorders, partial complex seizures, appropriate, undergo a psychologic evaluation, excessive anxiety, stress, medical evaluation to rule out other causes, no specific treatment, sleep walking is needed, safety measures necessary, prevent injury, modifying the environment by moving objects electrical cords, furniture to reduce tripping, falling, stairways, blocked off, a gate, short-acting tranquilizers have been helpful in reducing sleep walking episodes, sleep walking, not reduce, does not indicate a serious disorder, a symptom of other disorders, a complication is injury sustained, sleep activities, sleep walking, does not, require a visit to health care provider, discussed, sleep walking is accompanied by other symptoms, sleep walking is frequent, persistent, sleep walking includes potentially dangerous activities, driving, avoid the use of alcohol, central nervous system depressants, prone to sleep walking, avoid fatigue, insomnia, instigate an episode of sleep walking, minimize stress, anxiety, conflict, worsen the condition.