The client reports having difficulty sleeping at night. The client asks the nurse for suggestions to assist him in getting a good night's sleep
Which of the following recommendations may be beneficial to the client? Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Perform a short exercise routine 30 minutes prior to going to bed to promote fatigue.
2. Set a regular bedtime.
3. Establish a relaxation routine at bedtime.
4. Avoid alcohol.
5. Watch television to assist in falling asleep.
2,3,4
Rationale 1: Performing exercises 30 minutes prior to going to bed will most likely stimulate the individual rather than promote sleep.
Rationale 2: Setting a regular bedtime, as well as a regular waking time, promotes a more restful sleep.
Rationale 3: A relaxation routine prior to bedtime promotes sleep.
Rationale 4: Avoiding alcohol will promote restful sleep since alcohol interferes with a normal sleep pattern.
Rationale 5: Watching television prior to attempting to fall asleep will most likely stimulate the individual rather than promote sleep.
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1. "Let's ignore this behavior. It will stop sooner." 2. "What do you usually do or say during a temper tantrum?" 3. "This is definitely a temper tantrum. I know exactly what you are feeling right now." 4. "Pick up and cuddle your child now, please."