CNMRI Sleep Disorders Center Sleep Questionnaire

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CNMRI Sleep Disorders Center Sleep Questionnaire 302.678.8100 877.678.8100 Patient Name: Date: Height: Weight: Neck Size: Birthdate: 1. Do you currently have a problem with sleep or wakefulness? Yes No (skip to question 9) 2. What type of problem (or problems) do you have? Check as many as apply. Snoring while asleep Stop breathing while asleep Difficulty falling asleep Difficulty staying asleep Early awakening; unable to fall back asleep Excessively long sleep at night Excessive sleepiness during waking hours Difficulty sleeping; waking at the desired times Unusual behavior or experiences during sleep (for example, nightmares or sleepwalking). Other: 3. Overall, how severe is your sleep problem(s)? Slight Moderate Severe Very severe 4. How long have you had this problem? 1 month or less 1 to 6 months 6 to 12 months More than 1 year 5. Please describe what may have caused the problem(s) when it first began? 6. Would you say the problem(s) has been: Getting worse Staying the same Getting better Variable 7. How often does the problem(s) occur: Daily or every night Few times weekly Few times monthly Variable 8. Has the problem(s) interfered with your ability to function at home, work or with other people? Not at all Slightly Moderate Severely

9. Do you sleep in the same place each night? Yes No If no, where do you sleep? 10. Is your sleeping place comfortable in terms of temperature, light, sound and bedding? Yes No If no, how is it uncomfortable? 11. Do you have a bedtime routine (snacks, exercise, showering, etc)? Yes No If yes, please describe: 12. If you are away from home, how do you usually sleep compared to home? Worse than usual About the same Little better Much Better 13. How sleepy do you usually feel when you go to bed? Not at all sleepy Slightly sleepy Moderate sleepy Very sleepy 14. Are your sleeping hours usually constant from day to day? Yes No Please describe: 15. What is the usual time you go to bed? PM AM 16. What is the usual time you try to go to sleep? PM AM 17. How long does it usually take you to fall asleep? Minutes Hours 18. How many times do you usually wake up during the night? 19. If you awaken, how long does it usually take you to fall back asleep? 20. At what time do you usually awaken for good? PM AM 21. Accounting for any awakenings, how long do you actually sleep? 22. At what time do you actually get out of bed to start your day? PM AM 23. Do you work outside of the home? Day Shift Night shift Alternating shift 24. Do you frequently travel across time zones? Yes No

25. Have you ever used medication to help you sleep? Yes No 26. Have you ever used medication to keep you awake during the day? Yes No 27. Do any of the following occur at bedtime or during your sleep? Check as many as appropriate. Restless, uncomfortable legs in the evening Feeling anxious, tense or worrying at bedtime Large body jerks as you are falling asleep Jerking or twitching in feet, legs, arms or buddy Palpitations, heart racing, irregular heart beat Difficulty breathing (including wheezing) Frequent coughing Awaken choking, smothering or gasping for air Heartburn or other burning in chest, stomach Grinding teeth Need to urinate Incontinence (wetting the bed) Frequent tossing and turning Leg cramps Talking or screaming in your sleep Screaming in your sleep Sleepwalking "Acting out" dreams Kicking, punching or swinging during sleep Rocking movements before or during sleep Eating during sleep Awakening with feelings of panic or terror Nightmares Awakened by dreams (not nightmares) Seizures Confusion during sleep or upon awakening Headaches beginning during sleep Other pain during sleep Awakened by noises, light, children Feeling too hot or too cold Awakened by partner's movements or sounds Awakened for no reason Hallucinations as you are falling asleep or waking up. For example, seeing or hearing things which turn out not to actually be real. Feeling paralyzed as you are falling asleep Describe other sleep disturbance: 28. Do you have any difficulty awakening and becoming alert in the morning? Yes No

29. How do you typically feel when you awaken? Check as many as appropriate. Alert Sleepy Energetic Low Energy Irritable Optimistic Depressed Confused Refreshed Anxious 30. How sleepy do you usually feel during the daytime? "Sleepy" means able to or actually falling asleep. Not at all Slightly Moderate Extremely 31. Do you ever fall asleep unintentionally during the day OR take any daytime naps? Yes No (Skip to Question 37) Fall asleep unintentionally Take daytime naps 32. How often do you fall asleep or nap during the day? Infrequently Few times weekly Once or twice a day 3 or more times a day 33. When you fall asleep or nap, how long do you usually remain asleep? 5 minutes or less 5 to 30 minutes 30 to 60 minutes Over one hour 34. At what time(s) do you usually fall asleep or take a nap? PM AM 35. Do you dream when you fall asleep or nap? Never Occasionally Frequently Always 36. Do you feel more alert and awake after falling asleep or napping? Yes No 37. Have you ever had an accident because of sleepiness or falling asleep? Yes No 38. How fatigued do you feel during the day? "Fatigue" refers to a feeling of tiredness in your muscles or body, rather than actual sleepiness. Never Occasionally Frequently Always 39. Do any aspects of your daytime activities suffer due to nighttime sleep disturbances, daytime sleepiness or fatigue? Yes No Describe: 40. When during the day do you function best? Early morning Late morning Early afternoon Late afternoon Early evening Late evening Night No particular time 41. Have you ever had sudden attacks of muscle weakness so that you slumped or fell unexpectedly? Yes No If yes, describe:

42. Indicate your current prescription and over-the-counter medications below (attach list in need be): Medication Dose Time(s) of day 43. Do you have any known allergies? Yes No If yes, describe: 44. If you use alcohol? Type and Amount: Daily Weekly Monthly 45. Caffeinated beverages? Coffee Tea Soda Amount: 46. Do you use cigarettes or other tobacco products? Yes No Amount: 47. Are you on a specific diet? Yes No Describe: 48. Do you exercise on a regular basis?? Yes No Describe: 49. Did you have any of the following sleep problems as a child or adolescent? Indicate age. Insomnia Sleepwalking Talking in your sleep Bed-wetting Nightmares Night terrors Head-banging body rocking Nocturnal Seizures Daytime sleepiness Breathing difficulties Other Describe and indicate age: 50. Describe any current or past medical problems below: 51. List any past surgeries below:

52. Describe current or past psychiatric or nervous problems (depression, anxiety, panic attacks, treatment or evaluation by psychiatrist, psychologist, or therapist). 53. Describe any current or past problems with alcohol, drug or substance abuse or addiction: 54. Do any relatives or family member(s) have a sleep-related problem? Yes No 55. If there is any additional information which you think would be important for evaluating your sleep or sleep-related problems, please describe below: If anyone helped you fill out this questionnaire, please indicate below: Name: Relation: EPWORTH SLEEPINESS SCALE How likely are you to doze off or fall asleep in the following situations, in contrast to feeling tired? This refers to your usual way of life in recent times. Even if you have not done some of these things recently, try to work out how they would have affected you. Use the following scale to choose the most appropriate number for each situation: 0 = no chance of dozing; 1 = slight chance dozing 2 = moderate chance dozing 3 = high chance dozing Situation Chance of Dozing (0 to 3 scale) Sitting and reading 0 1 2 3 Watching TV 0 1 2 3 Sitting, inactive in a public place (eg: movie theatre, meeting) 0 1 2 3 Passenger in a car for an hour without a break 0 1 2 3 Lying down to rest in the afternoon when circumstances permit 0 1 2 3 Sitting and talking to someone 0 1 2 3 Sitting quietly after lunch without alcohol 0 1 2 3 In a car, while stopped for a few minutes in traffic 0 1 2 3 Total Score: (If greater than 9, neurology evaluation for sleep apnea suggested.)