Sleep and Cardiovascular Health Quiz

What is the lowest risk for health problems related to sleep?

What is the highest risk for health problems related to sleep?

What is one way to ensure that you get enough sleep?

Which of the following is an important factor for maintaining good cardiovascular health?

What is the highest mortality risk related to sleep?

What is one way to reduce the effects of snoring on your sleep?

What is the mortality risk for people who sleep for fewer than six hours on weeknights?

What is the best way to ensure that you get enough sleep if you are a snorer?

What is one way to reduce the negative effects of stress on your cardiovascular system?

People who do not get enough sleep are at risk for health problems, including death.
People who sleep eight hours or more are at the lowest risk for health problems.
People who sleep for fewer than six hours are at the highest risk for health problems.
People who sleep for more than eight hours on the weekends have a lower mortality risk.
People who sleep for fewer than six hours on weeknights have a higher mortality risk.
Your cardiovascular system is more likely to be harmed if you are obese or have diabetes.
Regular exercise is important to maintaining good cardiovascular health.
It is important to set and use alarms to ensure that you get enough sleep.
If you are a early riser, you may want to consider delaying your alarm clock until later in the morning.
If you snore, using an alarm that goes off intermittently may be more effective for you.
Stress can have negative effects on your cardiovascular system.
If you abuse your snooze button, your cardiovascular system may be stressed out more often.