Center For Disorders of Sleep Fatigue
A Subsidiary of Spartanburg Neurological Services, P.A.
Center For Disorders of Sleep Fatigue
SLEEP HISTORY
(TO BE COMPLETED BY PATIENT)

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Name:
Social Security number: - -
Date: / /

Spouse or emergency contact(s):


Send copy of results to (e.g., family physician, internist):


CHIEF COMPLAINT

Check any of the following that apply:
Loud snoring
Breathing or snoring stops for brief periods in my sleep
Awaken gasping for breath
Do not feel restored with I awaken
Become sleepy during the day while (check all that apply):
sitting
riding
driving
talking
eating
standing
Difficulty falling asleep
Difficulty remaining asleep
Awaken too early
My MAIN sleep problem has bothered me:
1 to 2 years
longer than 2 years
several months to 12 months
within the last 3 months
within the last month


SLEEP TREATMENT

I was previously diagnosed with:

Sleep apnea
When?
Where?

My prior treatment included:
CPAP or BiPAP or Bilevel Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty
Indicate treatment level (if known): Laser or other procedure on uvula
Oral appliance Mandibular surgery
Sinus, deviated septum, or turbinate reduction Tonsils and/or adenoidectomy


Restless legs syndrome
When? Where? Treatment:

Periodic limb movements
When? Where? Treatment:

Narcolepsy
When? Where? Treatment:

Insomnia
When? Where? Treatment:




SYMPTOMS DURING SLEEP

Indicate ON AVERAGE how often you experience the following symptoms, especially when sleeping or trying to sleep:

Times per week
None
1-3
4-6
Daily
Symptom
My mind races with many thoughts when I try to fall asleep
I often worry whether or not I will be able to fall asleep
Fatigue
Anxiety
Memory impairment
Inability to concentrate
Irritability
Depression
Awaken with a dry mouth
Morning headaches
Pain which delays or prevents my sleep
Pain which awakens me from sleep
Vivid or lifelike visions (people in room, etc.) as you fall asleep or wake up
Inability to move as you are trying to go to sleep or wake up
Sudden weakness or feel your body go limp when you are angry or excited
Irresistible urge to move legs or arms
Inability to move as you are trying to go to sleep or wake up
Legs or arms jerking during sleep
Sleep talking
Sleep walking
Nightmares
Fall out of bed
Heartburn, sour belches, regurgitation, or indigestion which disrupts sleep
Bed wetting
Frequent urination disrupting sleep
Teeth grinding
Wheezing or cough disrupting sleep
Sinus trouble, nasal congestion or post-nasal drip interfering with sleep
Shortness of breath disrupting sleep


SLEEP HABITS

Please asnwer the following questions as accurately as possible. Indicate AM and PM. If your work and/or sleep schedule changes during the week, then indicate your schedule using the "shift work" column (if your schedule does not change, simply check the "N/A" box).

Activity
Usual schedule
Weekends
Shift work
( N/A)
Lights out : : :
I usually fall asleep in
How many times do you awaken each night? time(s) time(s) time(s)
Number of times you have difficulty returning to sleep time(s) time(s) time(s)
The total time I spend awake in bed
I usually awake from sleep at : : :
What time do you usually get out of bed from sleep? : : :
How many hours of sleep do you get on average? hours hours hours
Do you take naps and, if so, for how long? or N/A or N/A or N/A
Begin work time : or N/A : or N/A : or N/A
End work time : or N/A : or N/A : or N/A


If you do rotating shift work, or have other work schedule changes and need more space to describe, please do so here:


MEDICAL HISTORY

Please check if you have had any of the following:
Heart disease Diabetes Depression High blood pressure
List type (e.g., CHF): Asthma/Emphysema Reflux Thyroid condition
Fibromyalgia Anxiety Seizures Parkinson's disease
Stroke Head injury or brain surgery


Pain which disrupts sleep. The typical location(s) for this pain is/are:
Headaches Neck Back Chest
Limb (arm[s] or leg[s]) Abdominal Pelvic Joint (arthritis)


Other medical problems which may affect sleep (please list):


WEIGHT

What is your weight in pounds?
1 year ago 5 years ago

What is your collar size?
1 year ago 5 years ago

MEDICATION

Do you take anything to help you sleep?
If so, what? How often?

List current medications and dosages, including both perscriptions and over-the-counter medications:


Are you on supplemental oxygen?
If yes, how much (in liters per minute)?

SOCIAL HISTORY

Do you smoke? Did you previously smoke?
How many years of smoking? How much per day?

Do you drink alcohol?
How much? drinks per

How much caffeinated coffee, tea, or cola do you drink daily?

What do you usually do at work?


ENVIRONMENT

Is your bedroom and ?
Is your mattress ?
Do you go to sleep with the television on?
Is your sleep disturbed because of your bed partner or others in your household (children or pets)?

FAMILY HISTORY (Please check all that apply)

Is there a family history of:
Apnea
Snoring
Narcolepsy
Insomnia
Restless Legs Syndrome
Other sleep disturbances
Mother
Father
Sister(s)
Brother(s)
Grandparent(s)


Epworth Sleepiness Scale


How likely are you to doze off of fall asleep in the following situation, in contrast to feeling just 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 do choose the most appropriate number for each situation.

0 = would never dose
1 = slight chance of dozing
2 = moderate chance of dozing
3 = high chance of dozing

Situation
Chance of Dozing
Sitting and reading
Watching TV
Sitting, inactive, in a public place (e.g., a theater or a meeting)
As a passenger in a car for an hour without a break
Lying down to rest in the afternoon when circumstances permit
Sitting and talking with someone
Sitting quietly after a lunch without alcohol
In a car, while stopped for a few minutes in traffic





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