Sleep Tests
Epworth Sleepiness Scale

Obstructive Sleep Apnea is caused by the relaxation of your throat muscles, and your tongue falls back and blocks the airway. Image used courtesy of Wikipedia Commons.
You can use this self-test to see if you are getting enough sleep.
According to the National Sleep Foundation, nearly seven out of 10 Americans say they experience frequent sleep problems and 67% of American adults do not get the recommended eight hours of sleep per night.
How tired are you, and how likely are you to doze off at inappropriate times?
Read the following situations and use the scale provided to rate your sleepiness.
0 = No chance of falling asleep
1 = Slight chance of falling asleep
2 = Moderate chance of falling asleep
3 = High chance of falling asleep
Epworth Scoring Results
1–6 = Good. You're likely getting restful sleep.
7–9 = Okay. Your sleep could be improved.
10 or higher = Bad. You may have a sleep disorder like sleep apnea.
Berlin Sleep Questionnaire
If your test results show that you may have sleep apnea, schedule a consultation with Dr. Finkel to find out what your next step should be.
To make an appointment, call 770‑212‑9691 or click here to request an appointment online.