Consequences of Inadequate Sleep
Ways to Sleep Better
Signs of Sleep Deprivation
Sleep Fun Facts
100

Possible reliance on or addiction to this common substance, which is readily available in the cafe

What is caffeine (coffee)?

100

Avoid using these devices at least one hour before going to bed

What are electronics?

100

This sign can also occur from working too hard at the gym and not eating enough

What is fatigue?

100

These animals helped humans coin the phrase "___ naps" because they spend two-thirds of their lives sleeping

What is a cat?

200

An increased likelihood of this happening, which would upset your professors and negatively impact your learning

What is falling asleep in class?

200

Aim for this range that is considered sufficient for adults ages 18-25 by the National Sleep Foundation

What is 7 to 9 hours?

200

These common mental illnesses can be worsened by sleep deprivation

What are anxiety and depression?

200

This is the primary cause of sleep disruption for over 90 million American adults

What is snoring?

300

Increasing the chances of having this condition of being under pressure, which damages your blood vessels and heart.

What is hypertension (high blood pressure)?

300

Try not to do this popular activity among younger children for more than an hour and before 5 pm

What is napping?

300

This sign is also common in people who have had too much alcohol - and can be just as dangerous when driving

What are longer reaction times?

300

These are the only mammals that willingly delay sleep

What are humans?

400

A lack of sleep can negatively affect this human characteristic which impacts all of our interactions

What is mood?

400

Creating this and sticking to it will help you fall asleep quicker and improve your sleep quality

What is a consistent night time routine?

400

This chronic disease is the #1 cause of death in the US and can also be caused by long-term sleep deprivation

What is heart disease including heart attacks?

400

This is the name for the condition of finding it hard to get out of bed in the morning

What is dysania?