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there are also some other factors that make someone more likely to sleepwalk. sleepwalking can be genetic—this means that it can run in families. stress, lack of sleep, illness, and taking certain medications can also make someone more likely to sleepwalk.
if you or someone you know is a sleepwalker, there is probably no need to worry. sleepwalking itself is not harmful and is not a sign of any serious medical problem. however, some people do occasionally harm themselves while sleepwalking. sleepwalkers may use sharp tools, drive, fall down stairs, or do other hazardous things while they are asleep. fortunately, there are a few things that you can do in order to prevent any sleepwalking - related injuries.
first, it is important to keep a sleepwalker’s environment safe. put sharp or dangerous objects in hard - to - reach places. place gates in front of staircases. put alarms or extra locks on doors and windows. next, if you notice that someone is sleepwalking, gently guide him back to bed. although you will not harm a sleepwalker by waking him up, you may frighten him. when a sleepwalker is led back to bed, he will probably go back to sleep with no memory of ever having gotten up in the first place.
even though sleepwalking is usually not dangerous, it can be bothersome. people who have trouble with sleepwalking should talk to a doctor to make sure that there are no other serious problems. there are drugs that a doctor can prescribe that might help with sleepwalking. sleepwalkers can also try relaxation techniques, such as meditation or hypnosis. another method that might work is called anticipatory awakening. anticipatory awakening calls for the sleepwalker to be woken up right before he usually sleepwalks. for example, if a person usually sleepwalks at midnight, he or she can try setting an alarm for 11:45 pm. the sleepwalker can then go back to sleep at 12:15 am. by staying awake through this usual sleepwalking period, the person will usually be able to avoid sleepwalking for the
according to a passage, what should you do to help a sleepwalker stay safe?
i. block your staircases
ii. wake him up as quickly as possible
iii. help him get back to bed
a i only
b i and ii
c i and iii
d i, ii, and iii

Explanation:

1. Analyze Option I: The passage says "Place gates in front of staircases" to keep the environment safe, so blocking staircases (Option I) is correct.
2. Analyze Option II: The passage states "you may frighten him" if you wake a sleepwalker, so waking him up quickly (Option II) is incorrect.
3. Analyze Option III: The passage says "gently guide him back to bed" and "he will probably go back to sleep", so helping him get back to bed (Option III) is correct.

Since I and III are correct, the option with I and III is C.

Answer:

C. I and III