Sleep Basics
Sleep Challenges
Health Impacts
Risky Behavior
Solutions and Tips
100

Recommended number of sleep hours for Teens 13 - 18 y/o?

8-10 hours

100

This device disrupts sleep

Smartphone/electronic device

100

Sleep helps regulate the _____ system against illness.

Immune
100

Teens lacking sleep are more likely to engage in this dangerous driving behavior.

Drowsy driving

100

Avoid this stimulant in the afternoon or evening 

Caffeine 
200

This hormone helps promote sleep and is produced later in the day for teens

Melatonin

200

This disorder causes pauses in breathing during sleep

OSA - Obstructive Sleep Apnea

200

Teens with poor sleep may have be at risk for what two physiological problems?

Dysregulated Blood pressure and cholesterol levels

200

Sleep-deprived teens are more likely to skip this safety device while riding a car.

Wearing a seatbelt

200

This type of therapy helps reshape our thoughts on sleep

CBT 

300

The age group that needs 9-12 hours of sleep nightly?

Ages 6-12

300

Teens often try to catch up on sleep during this part of the week

Weekend

300

Lack of sleep can increase the risk of this common, chronic disease...

Diabetes

300

Teens with insufficient sleep may engage in this potentially illegal and harmful behavior.

Drug and alcohol use

300

Friends and Parents can help by setting what?

A firm nighttime rule 

400

This part of the brain that sleep helps sharpen for learning and creativity

Frontal lobe 

400

This mental health condition can both cause and be worsened by poor sleep.

Depression or anxiety

400

Sleep deprivation can lead to exaggerated emotional reactions and this type of mood

Irritability

400

Teens who are sleep deprived may be in a heightened state of _____, which may lead to ______.

Alertness; paranoia

400

Teens should put away devices at least _____ min before bed.

45 

500

The term for teens staying up late

Night Owl

500

This academic habit among teens can lead to increased stress and sleep deprivation

Staying up late to finish HW/study for exams
500

Sleep-deprived teens are more likely to report these serious mental health concerns...

Suicidal thoughts and behaviors

500

Sleep-deprived teens are more likely to engage in this impulsive online activity that can have long term consequences. 

Inappropriate content and or cyberbullying

500

Sleeping on time and getting quality sleep can only happen if you ____

Set your mind to it!