Table 4.
Subjective sleep quality | |
Very good | 20 (8.3) |
Good | 47 (19.6) |
Bad | 121 (50.4) |
Very bad | 52 (21.7) |
Sleep latency | |
Time needed to fall asleep | |
< 15 minutes | 20 (8.3) |
16–30 minutes | 36 (15.0) |
31–60 minutes | 96 (40.0) |
> 61 minutes | 88 (36.7) |
Falling asleep within 30 minutes | |
Never | 39 (16.3) |
< Once/week | 41 (17.1) |
1–2 times/week | 82 (34.2) |
> 3 times/week | 78 (32.5) |
Sleep duration | |
> 7 hours | 18 (7.5) |
6–6.9 hours | 102 (42.5) |
5–5.9 hours | 62 (25.8) |
< 4.9 hours | 58 (24.2) |
Daytime dysfunction | |
Daytime drowsiness | |
Never | 63 (26.3) |
< Once/week | 35 (14.6) |
1–2 times/week | 78 (32.5) |
> 3 times/week | 64 (26.7) |
Problems with lack of energy | |
No | 24 (10.0) |
Few | 60 (25.0) |
Some | 99 (41.3) |
Major | 57 (23.8) |
Use of sleeping medication | |
Never | 64 (26.7) |
< Once/week | 53 (22.1) |
1–2 times/week | 44 (18.3) |
> 3 times/week | 79 (32.9) |
Habitual sleep efficiency | |
> 85% | 17 (7.1) |
75–84% | 49 (20.4) |
65–74% | 76 (31.7) |
< 64% | 98 (40.8) |
Data are presented as n (%)