<prompt> Not true about somnambulism among the following isLow level motor skillfunction is presentSleep walkingDisorder of sleep arousalPatient consciousness is not preserved  <response>: Somnambulism is an arousal parasomnia consisting of a series of complex behaviours that result in large movements in bed or walking during sleep. Also called sleep walking, in this condition individual arises from bed and ambulates without fully awakening. Individuals can engage in a variety of complex behaviours while unconscious. Sleepwalks characteristically begin toward the end of the first or second slow wave sleep episodes NREM stage III and IV. Sleepwalking episodes may range from sitting up and attempting to walk to conducting an involved sequence of semi-purposeful actions Ref:- Kaplan Sadocks Synopsis of Psychiatry 10th edition; Pg num:- 762 