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'''REM''' stands for '''R'''apid '''E'''ye '''M'''ovement and is a term used to describe a stage of sleep where dreaming occurs.  During dreaming, the eyes move back and forth either up and down or side to side.  It has been noted that in cases where specific vertical or horizontal movement is taking place in the dream, that the eye movement tends to match that direction. Lack of REM sleep has been associated with sleep disorders, including insomnia and dysomnabliocia.
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'''REM''' stands for '''R'''apid '''E'''ye '''M'''ovement and is a term used to describe a stage of [[sleep]] where [[dreaming]] occurs.  During dreaming, the eyes move back and forth either up and down or side to side.  It has been noted that in cases where specific vertical or horizontal movement is taking place in the dream, that the eye movement tends to match that direction.
  
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Latest revision as of 18:07, July 13, 2016

REM stands for Rapid Eye Movement and is a term used to describe a stage of sleep where dreaming occurs. During dreaming, the eyes move back and forth either up and down or side to side. It has been noted that in cases where specific vertical or horizontal movement is taking place in the dream, that the eye movement tends to match that direction.