A client in the manic phase of bipolar disorder is unable to sleep during the night. Which interventions could be helpful to this client? Select all that apply
A) Engage in conversation.
B) Extend daytime naps.
C) Encourage the client to watch television.
D) Assist the client with a warm bath and provide a light snack.
E) Encourage the client to listen to soothing music.
Answer: D, E
To promote sleep during the night, the nurse should decrease lighting and noise, encourage pre-sleep routines like a warm bath, and provide a snack. Listening to soothing music also helps to promote sleep. Stimulation such as watching television and long conversations should be avoided. To promote nighttime sleeping, daytime naps should be limited and not extended.
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