Sleep
Apnea, Snoring, Narcolepsy,
Insomnia and Other Sleep Disorders
THE SLEEP SITE.
TAKE CONTROL OVER YOUR SLEEP
AND ALERTNESS PROBLEMS
BY ANALYZING YOUR SYMPTOMS
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AND, IF POSSIBLE, BY
OBTAINING
THE OBSERVATIONS OF OTHERS.
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING TO ASSESS THE LIKELIHOOD OF VARIOUS SLEEP DISORDERS
A. What complaints do you have related to sleep?
1. excessive sleepiness/ fatigue fall asleep at inappropriate times
2. Awakenings with:
3. Insomnia:
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lie wide awake initially because my legs feel "antsy"/ restless |
B. If others have had opportunities to observe your sleep and alertness, do they complain that you:
C. Have you experienced any of the following?:
D. Have you had any of the following health problems?:
-heart problems (coronary disease, heart failure, abnormal heart rhythm]
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INFORMATION ON SPECIFIC SLEEP DISORDERS |
INFORMATION
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INFORMATION FOR OTHERS: AND FOR MORE INFORMATION:
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COLUMBUS COMMUNITY HEALTH
REGIONAL SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER
Accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.Robert W. Clark, M.D., Medical Director
1430 South High Street, Columbus OH 43207Tel: [614] 443-7800
Fax: [614] 443-6960© Copyright 2006 Robert W. Clark M.D. Inc.