A31-year-old male presents due to excessive daytime somnolence affecting his ability to work. he states that he often sleeps at inappropriate times and alters his schedule to avoid being caught. he describes an episode yesterday where he felt almost paralyzed upon awakening from sleep. he denies any other neurologic symptoms, recent illness, or previous sleep testing. he denies depression symptoms. which is the most appropriate diagnostic test to confirm the suspected diagnosis?

he has depression and dont want to admit it

Explanation:

aloha! my name is zalgo and i am here to you out on this glorious day. i am very sorry to here about your relationship with your parents, but i have just the solution for you! in most cases, people can not just abruptly stop completely, you have to slowly take yourself away from them. and the best thing to do is to also show your parents that you are honestly trying your hardest to stop drinking and smoking! not only can people also not just stop suddenly, but it can cause health problems. you could have seizures and all sorts of bad things happen to you, and i am most definitely sure that your parents don't want to hear about their beloved child in the hospital. i had to hear about my little brother in the hospital and i was in shambles, so imagine your parents hearing about

i hope this advice ! : d

"stay and stay proud! " - zalgo

the gravitational force on an object increase as the mass of an object also, im not going to report you, but this question should be under the science category, not health