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Excess accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid within the brain.
Ch.6 Nervous System
Nervous System: Word Building
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A person with this condition may walk around and perform activities while asleep.
A
Somnambulism
B
Ambulation
C
Insomnia
D
Hypersomnia
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Step 1: Understand the key term in the problem, which is the condition where a person walks and performs activities while asleep.
Step 2: Review the definitions of each option: Somnambulism, Ambulation, Insomnia, and Hypersomnia.
Step 3: Recognize that 'Somnambulism' refers specifically to sleepwalking, where a person walks or performs activities during sleep.
Step 4: Note that 'Ambulation' means walking but does not imply it happens during sleep.
Step 5: Understand that 'Insomnia' is difficulty falling or staying asleep, and 'Hypersomnia' is excessive sleepiness, neither involving walking during sleep.
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