Question 9 Which of the following are children most likely to "outgrow"? a. insomnia b. bedwetting c. sleep apnea d. narcolepsy

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Question 9

Which of the following are children most likely to "outgrow"?

a.
insomnia

b.
bedwetting

c.
sleep apnea

d.
narcolepsy

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I think it's b but if not I'm sorry

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