• Patient Sleep History

    Patient Sleep History

  • Date:*
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  • Date of Birth:*
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  • This Sleep History helps your Sleep Specialist gain a more in-depth understanding of your Sleep/Medical background and the nature of your current sleep problem(s). Please complete all the questions as thoroughly as you can.

  • How often do these symptoms occur?

  • How long have you been experiencing these symptoms?
  • I am currently on:

  • Do you have difficulty with?
  • Are your sleep habits on weekends different from the rest of the week?
  • Do you usually:
  • Do you work split shifts or rotating shifts?
  • Do you work Nights?
  • Do you work Evenings?
  • Do you feel refreshed after a short nap?
  • How do you feel after an average night of sleep?
  • For how long do you feel this way?
  • When do you feel at your best?
  • 14. In response to intense emotion (laughter, anger, surprise) have you felt muscle weakness in your legs, neck, arms, eyes, etc?
  • Before you are fully asleep do you have very vivid, sometimes frightening, hallucination like dreams?
  • Have you ever awakened and felt like your body was "paralyzed", or couldn’t move at all, even though you could breathe and see?
  • Describe Your Usual Daily Routine

  • PLEASE CHECK ALL THAT APPLY TO YOUR USUAL ROUTINE:

  • Weight Changes

    Within the last three years enter total weight gained or lost
  • Substance Intake

  • Do you or someone in your household smoke? Cigarettes/cigars/pipe, etc
  • Do you use tobacco?
  • Do you use alcohol?
  • Do you use caffeine or other stimulants?
  • ALLERGIES: Are you allergic to Latex, tape or adhesive?
  • FALLS: Have you fell in the last 5 years?
  • Have you sustained any injuries from falls ?
  • Sleeping Position Preferences

    Choose which option you prefer, or find yourself sleeping most often
  • Choose one of the following six options
  • Choose as many as apply to you.
  • Epworth Sleepiness Scale

  • How likely are you to doze off or fall asleep in the following situations, in contrast to feeling just tired? This refers to your usual way of life in recent times. If you haven’t done some of these activities recently, please try to estimate how you would typically respond. A score of 11 or more is often sufficient for insurance companies to approve warranted services.

    Use the following scale to choose the most appropriate number for each situation:

    0 = would never sleep

    1 = slight chance of sleeping

    2 = moderate chance of sleeping

    3 = high chance of sleeping

  • Watching TV
  • Sitting and Reading
  • Sitting and talking with someone
  • Sitting quietly after a lunch without alcohol
  • As a passenger in a car for an hour without a break
  • In a car, while stopped for a few minutes in the traffic
  • Sitting inactive in a public place (ex. a theater or meeting)
  • Lying down to rest in the afternoon when circumstances permit
  • Current Prescription and non-prescription Medications.

  • Rows
  • Please check all that apply:

  • Bed Partner Questionnaire

    To be completed by bed partner or guardian
  • Check all that apply:
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  • Should be Empty: