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    The Pediatric Daytime Sleepiness Scale (PDSS) is an 8-question self-report survey that measures daytime sleepiness in children and adolescents. It asks questions about falling asleep during class, doing homework, alertness, tiredness, getting out of bed, needing help waking up, and feeling the need for more sleep. Responses are on a scale of never to always and are scored from 0 to 4, with higher total scores indicating greater daytime sleepiness. The document provides the scoring scale and notes that for children in 6th-7th grade, a total score above 26 may indicate abnormal daytime sleepiness, while for 8th graders a score above 30 may be abnormal.

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    The Pediatric Daytime Sleepiness Scale (PDSS) is an 8-question self-report survey that measures daytime sleepiness in children and adolescents. It asks questions about falling asleep during class, doing homework, alertness, tiredness, getting out of bed, needing help waking up, and feeling the need for more sleep. Responses are on a scale of never to always and are scored from 0 to 4, with higher total scores indicating greater daytime sleepiness. The document provides the scoring scale and notes that for children in 6th-7th grade, a total score above 26 may indicate abnormal daytime sleepiness, while for 8th graders a score above 30 may be abnormal.

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    Pediatric Daytime Sleepiness Scale

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    The Pediatric Daytime Sleepiness Scale (PDSS) is an 8-question self-report survey that measures daytime sleepiness in children and adolescents. It asks questions about falling asleep during class, doing homework, alertness, tiredness, getting out of bed, needing help waking up, and feeling the need for more sleep. Responses are on a scale of never to always and are scored from 0 to 4, with higher total scores indicating greater daytime sleepiness. The document provides the scoring scale and notes that for children in 6th-7th grade, a total score above 26 may indicate abnormal daytime sleepiness, while for 8th graders a score above 30 may be abnormal.

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    PediatricDaytimeSleepinessScale(PDSS)

    Scoring:
    4=Veryoften,Always
    3=Often,Frequently
    2=Sometimes
    1=Seldom
    0=Never

    Pleaseanswerthefollowingquestionsashonestlyasyoucanbycirclingoneanswer.

    1. Howoftendoyoufallasleeporgetdrowsyduringclassperiods?
    Always Frequently Sometimes Seldom Never

    2. Howoftendoyougetsleepyordrowsywhiledoingyourhomework?
    Always Frequently Sometimes Seldom Never

    3. *Areyouusuallyalertmostoftheday?
    Always Frequently Sometimes Seldom Never

    4. Howoftenareyouevertiredandgrumpyduringtheday?
    Always Frequently Sometimes Seldom Never

    5. Howoftendoyouhavetroublegettingoutofbedinthemorning?
    Always Frequently Sometimes Seldom Never

    6. Howoftendoyoufallbacktosleepafterbeingawakenedinthemorning?
    Always Frequently Sometimes Seldom Never

    7. Howoftendoyouneedsomeonetoawakenyouinthemorning?
    Always Frequently Sometimes Seldom Never

    8. Howoftendoyouthinkthatyouneedmoresleep?
    Always Frequently Sometimes Seldom Never




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    Abnormalvalues:6 and7 grade:>26,8 grade>30

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