Does My Child Have Sleep Apnea Quiz
Understand possible sleep apnea signs in your child in about 10 minutes. Free and no sign-up, with 15 quick questions that help you decide what to discuss with a pediatrician.
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Daytime Functioning Changes (DFC)
Daytime Functioning Changes (DFC)
Average
5.9
Normal range
3.2 — 8.6
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Nighttime Breathing Signs (NBS)
Nighttime Breathing Signs (NBS)
Average
5.8
Normal range
3.6 — 7.9
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15
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Sleep Disruption and Morning Signs (SDaMS)
Sleep Disruption and Morning Signs (SDaMS)
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11.2
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8.7 — 13.7
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15
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- I observed quiet breathing without snoring.
- There was light or occasional snoring on a small number of nights.
- Snoring was loud or present on several nights each week.
- Loud snoring occurred most nights and included pauses, choking, or gasping.
- Neither recurring dry mouth nor morning headache has been present.
- Dry mouth or a mild headache has occurred occasionally.
- Dry mouth or morning headache occurs several times a week.
- Morning headaches are frequent, substantial, or interfere with getting ready and participating in the day.
- They stay awake during age-appropriate daytime activities.
- They occasionally doze during a long car ride or another unusually quiet situation.
- They often fall asleep during routine quiet activities, such as reading or watching a program.
- They fall asleep during meals, conversations, lessons, or other activities where staying awake is normally expected.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
About This Assessment
Does My Child Have Sleep Apnea Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
This free, no-sign-up quiz helps you review signs sometimes associated with pediatric sleep apnea, including snoring, breathing pauses, restless sleep, difficult mornings, and daytime changes. This is a non-diagnostic self-check: it cannot diagnose or rule out sleep apnea, and its scores are unvalidated reflective summaries—not medical cutoffs. Discuss persistent or concerning signs with a pediatrician. Seek urgent help for blue or gray lips, severe breathing difficulty, a prolonged breathing pause, collapse, or unusual difficulty waking your child.
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