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General information
about Sleep Apnea
Health effects
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Questionnaire
Results of
questionnaire
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What is Obstructive Sleep Apnea?
OSA is a sleep disorder in which pauses in
breathing or periods of shallow breathing
during sleep occur more often than normal.
It happens when something blocks part or all of
your upper airway while you sleep. Your
diaphragm and chest muscles have to work
harder to open your airway and pull air into
your lungs.
Your breath can become very shallow, or you
may even stop breathing briefly.
The condition can also lower the flow of oxygen
to your organs and cause uneven heart rhythms.
 Health effects
#3 Endocrine
#1 Respiratory system system
By depriving your body of oxygen
while you sleep, sleep apnea can You are more likely to
worsen symptoms of asthma. develop insulin
resistance. When your
cells don’t take in insulin
#2 Digestive system like they should, your

You’re more likely to have fatty liver

blood sugar level rises
and you can develop
disease, liver scarring, and higher- type 2 diabetes.
than-normal levels of liver enzymes.
Circulatory and cardiovascular
systems

It is linked to obesity and high

blood pressure, which increase the
strain on your heart. Other common symptoms
Heart failure is more common in
people with sleep apnea.
dry mouth or sore throat in the
morning
headache
trouble paying attention
irritability
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 Questionnaire

1.Do you often feel tired, fatigued, or sleepy during the

Yes/No
daytime?

2.Has anyone Observed you Stop Breathing or

Yes/No
Choking/Gasping during your sleep ?

3.Do you have or are being treated for High Blood

Yes/No
Pressure ?

4.How often do you wake up with dry mouth? Often/Sometimes/Never

5.Have you ever heard from others that you were snoring

loudly? Yes/No
 No
44.1%

15 19
Dream Time Yes
55.9%
OSA
Do you often feel tired, fatigued,
or sleepy during the daytime?
 Yes
23.5%

Dream Time
OSA
Has anyone Observed you Stop
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Breathing or Choking/Gasping

No
during your sleep ? 76.5%
 No
20.6%

Dream Time

OSA
27
Do you have or are being treated

for High Blood Pressure ?

Yes
79.4%
 Often
20.6%

Never
32.4%
7

11

Dream Time
OSA
16
How often do you wake up with
dry mouth?
Sometimes
47.1%
 Yes
29.4%

10

Dream Time
24
OSA
Have you ever heard from others
No
70.6%
that you were snoring loudly?
 Results
OSA
OSA-High Risk
11.8%
Total: 34 responses

4
OSA - Low Risk : Yes/Often

to 0 - 3 questions
OSA - High Risk :

Yes/Often to
4 - 5 questions
30

4 people out of 34 are at

high risk for OSA

OSA-Low Risk
88.2%
 https://www.webmd.com/sleep-
disorders/sleep-apnea/understanding-
obstructive-sleep-apnea-syndrome

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-
conditions/snoring/diagnosis-treatment/drc-
20377701

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/1
5580-snoring
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