Which of the following problems suggests that a sleep study should be done on a patient despite a lack of the obvious signs of sleep apnea?

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All of the above problems have been linked to sleep apnea or disrupted sleep patterns, and can be potential indicators for a sleep study even in the absence of obvious signs of sleep apnea. Poorly controlled hypertension and pulmonary hypertension can both be caused or aggravated by sleep apnea, while secondary polycythemia is associated with chronic hypoxia, which can result from sleep apnea.

Which of the Following Problems Suggests That a Sleep Study