1 of 10. How often have you experienced significant stress or anxiety about your health in the past year? *

A. Almost daily

B. Several times a week

C. Occasionally

D. Rarely

2 of 10. On a scale of 1 to 10, how much stress do you typically feel when you’re experiencing an AFib episode? (1 being minimal stress, 10 being extremely high stress) *

8-10 (high stress)

4-7 (medium stress)

1-3 (low stress)

3 of 10. How frequently do you feel physical symptoms of stress (like tension, rapid breathing, or stomach upset) when thinking about your health or AFib? *

A. Often

B. 50% of the time

C. 20% of the time

D. Rarely

4 of 10. In the past six months, how many times have you felt overwhelmed or unable to manage your stress levels? *

A. More than 10 times

B. Between 5-10 times

C. Less than 5 times

D. Not at all

5 of 10. Have you ever noticed that high-stress situations trigger or worsen your AFib symptoms? *

A. Yes, frequently

B. Yes, occasionally

C. I’m not sure

D. No, I haven’t noticed a connection

6 of 10. How often do you find yourself worrying about your heart health or a potential AFib episode? *

A. Daily

B. A few times a week

C. A few times a month

D. Rarely or never

7 of 10. When you experience stress, how would you describe its intensity? *

A. Severe, overwhelming stress

B. Strong, but manageable

C. Moderate

D. Mild or minimal

8 of 10. How many times in the past month have you felt your heart rate increase during stressful situations? *

A. 5 or more times

B. Between 2-5 times

C. Less than 1 time

D. Not at all

9 of 10. Reflecting on the past, how would you rate your general stress level before you began experiencing AFib symptoms? *

A. High

B. Moderate

C. Low

D. None

10 of 10. How often do you actively take steps to reduce or manage your stress levels (e.g., relaxation techniques, exercise, or meditation)? *

A. Rarely or Never

B. Occasionally

C. A few times a week

D. Daily

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