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Over the last one month, when you have snored, snoring has sounded

samesnor under Sleep Questionnaires/Sleep Disordered Breathing in CFS variables

Ischemia: more than one pattern

ischmore under Clinical Data/Diagnostic Studies/Electrocardiogram in HEARTBEAT variables

rrdur under Clinical Data/Diagnostic Studies/Electrocardiogram in HEARTBEAT variables

Time between the onset of one QRS complex and the next QRS complex

Maximum mean arterial pressure

map2allmax under Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Ambulatory Blood Pressure in HEARTBEAT variables

Mean pressure was calculated at each reading as one third of systolic mean pressure plus two thirds of diastolic mean pressure.

Average mean arterial pressure

map2allmean under Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Ambulatory Blood Pressure in HEARTBEAT variables

Mean pressure was calculated at each reading as one third of systolic mean pressure plus two thirds of diastolic mean pressure.

Minimum mean arterial pressure

map2allmin under Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Ambulatory Blood Pressure in HEARTBEAT variables

Mean pressure was calculated at each reading as one third of systolic mean pressure plus two thirds of diastolic mean pressure.

Standard deviation of mean arterial pressure

map2allsd under Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Ambulatory Blood Pressure in HEARTBEAT variables

Mean pressure was calculated at each reading as one third of systolic mean pressure plus two thirds of diastolic mean pressure.

Maximum mean arterial pressure while asleep

map2sleepmax under Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Ambulatory Blood Pressure in HEARTBEAT variables

Mean pressure was calculated at each reading as one third of systolic mean pressure plus two thirds of diastolic mean pressure.

Average mean arterial pressure while asleep

map2sleepmean under Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Ambulatory Blood Pressure in HEARTBEAT variables

Mean pressure was calculated at each reading as one third of systolic mean pressure plus two thirds of diastolic mean pressure.

Minimum mean arterial pressure while asleep

map2sleepmin under Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Ambulatory Blood Pressure in HEARTBEAT variables

Mean pressure was calculated at each reading as one third of systolic mean pressure plus two thirds of diastolic mean pressure.

Standard deviation of mean arterial pressure while asleep

map2sleepsd under Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Ambulatory Blood Pressure in HEARTBEAT variables

Mean pressure was calculated at each reading as one third of systolic mean pressure plus two thirds of diastolic mean pressure.

Maximum mean arterial pressure while awake

map2wakemax under Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Ambulatory Blood Pressure in HEARTBEAT variables

Mean pressure was calculated at each reading as one third of systolic mean pressure plus two thirds of diastolic mean pressure.

Average mean arterial pressure while awake

map2wakemean under Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Ambulatory Blood Pressure in HEARTBEAT variables

Mean pressure was calculated at each reading as one third of systolic mean pressure plus two thirds of diastolic mean pressure.

Minimum mean arterial pressure while awake

map2wakemin under Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Ambulatory Blood Pressure in HEARTBEAT variables

Mean pressure was calculated at each reading as one third of systolic mean pressure plus two thirds of diastolic mean pressure.

Standard deviation of mean arterial pressure while awake

map2wakesd under Clinical Data/Vital Signs/Ambulatory Blood Pressure in HEARTBEAT variables

Mean pressure was calculated at each reading as one third of systolic mean pressure plus two thirds of diastolic mean pressure.

Medical Outcomes Study SF-36: Health limits climbing one flight of stairs

pf05 under General Health/Medical Outcomes Study Short Form (SF-36) in HEARTBEAT variables

Item from the Medical Outcomes Study Short Form 36 (SF-36). Ware JE and Sherbourne CD, 1992 (PubMed ID: 1593914)Search for all SF-36 variables within this dataset

Medical Outcomes Study SF-36: Health limits walking one hundred yards

pf09 under General Health/Medical Outcomes Study Short Form (SF-36) in HEARTBEAT variables

Item from the Medical Outcomes Study Short Form 36 (SF-36). Ware JE and Sherbourne CD, 1992 (PubMed ID: 1593914)Search for all SF-36 variables within this dataset

Medical Outcomes Study SF-36: Compared to one year ago, your health is

sfht under General Health/Medical Outcomes Study Short Form (SF-36) in HEARTBEAT variables

Item from the Medical Outcomes Study Short Form 36 (SF-36). Ware JE and Sherbourne CD, 1992 (PubMed ID: 1593914)Search for all SF-36 variables within this dataset

Nasal congestion or stuffiness

nose_0100 under General Health in STAGES variables

Over the past ONE month, how much of a problem were the following conditions for you?

Nasal blockage or obstruction

nose_0200 under General Health in STAGES variables

Over the past ONE month, how much of a problem were the following conditions for you?

Trouble breathing through nose

nose_0300 under General Health in STAGES variables

Over the past ONE month, how much of a problem were the following conditions for you?

Trouble sleeping

nose_0400 under General Health in STAGES variables

Over the past ONE month, how much of a problem were the following conditions for you?

Unable to get enough air through nose during exercise or exertion

nose_0500 under General Health in STAGES variables

Over the past ONE month, how much of a problem were the following conditions for you?

NOSE Total Score

nose_0600 under General Health in STAGES variables

Over the past ONE month, how much of a problem were the following conditions for you? (0=No Problem, 20=Worst possible problem with nasal obstruction)

Heartburn or belching after going to bed, days per week

osa_0100 under General Health in STAGES variables

During the last three months on how many nights or days per week have you had or been told you had the following (please check only one box per question)?