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  • SLEEP BREATHING DISORDER SCREEN

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  • EPWORTH SLEEPINESS SCALE

  • In contrast to just feeling tired, how likely are you to doze offor fall asleep in the following situations? Use the following scale to choose the most appropriate number for each situation:

    0: Would never doze
    1: Slight chance of dozing
    2: Moderate chance of dozing
    3: High chance of dozing

  • BEFORE THERAPY

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  • A score of 6 or greater indicate the possibility of sleep disordered breathing. 

  • AFTER THERAPY

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  • A score of 6 or greater indicate the possibility of sleep disordered breathing. 

  • THORNTON SNORING SCALE

  • Snoring has a significant effect on the quality of life for many people. Snoring can affect the person snoring and those around him/her, both physically and emotionally. Use the following scale to choose the most appropriate number for each situation. (Go to question #4 if you have no bed partner.)

    0: Never
    1: Infrequently (1 night per week)
    2: Frequently (2-3 nights per week)
    3: Most of the time (4 or more nights per week)

  • BEFORE THERAPY

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  • A score of 5 or greater indicates your snoring may be significantly affecting your quality of life.

  • AFTER THERAPY

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  • A score of 5 or greater indicates your snoring may be significantly affecting your quality of life.

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