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Have only gotten 10 hours of sleep in 4 days. what symptoms would you expect from that very little amount of sleep? heart? respiratory? balance and equilibrium? focus?
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Quite variable : As each individual may tolerate varying degrees of sleep deprivation to varying degrees. But you typical may feel drowsy during the day, irritability, decreased concentration, increased heart rate and blood pressure, decreased coordination, increased reaction time, decreased cognitive performance...
Answered 11/23/2018
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