Beacuse coacervates seem to exhibit some “requirements” of life (requirements being the seven aspects: cells, organization, energy usage, stimuli response, ability to grow, ability to reproduce, and evolving), we can classify coacervates as living 

Staphylococcus aureus responsible for the staph infection usually accumulate as:

Which of the following waveform/s is/are a marker for stage N2 sleep?

Tonic REM sleep has no rapid eye movements.

What is the amplitude requirement for a K-complex?

A burst of 12-14 Hz EEG activity, lasting at least 0.5 seconds are:

The scoring of stage N3 sleep requires which of the following:I: 20% or more of the epoch consisting of activity of 2 Hz or slower wave frequencies which measure greater than 75 μV in amplitudeII: 75% high voltage theta activityIII: absence of sleep spindles and K-complexes

According to the scoring rules prior to the new AASM Scoring Manual, what stage of sleep is this epoch?

According to the AASM Scoring Manual, spindles can be scored as arousals:

What are the recommended derivations for EEG placement according to the AASM Scoring Manual?