The nurse is assessing a patient who is being admitted to the psychiatric inpatient unit. The patient reports that he has had insomnia "for years." The nurse will assess for which behaviors related to chronic insomnia? Select all that apply
1. Spending more time in bed
2. Watching television in bed
3. Staying up as late as possible
4. Taking hot showers at bedtime
5. Spending more time with others
Answer: 1, 2, 4
Explanation: Individuals who experience chronic insomnia often spend more time in bed, hoping sleep will come. They do other activities in bed (other than sleep and sex) such as watching television, reading, or paying bills. They may take hot showers or baths at bedtime, trying to relax. They do not generally try to stay up late. They often avoid spending time with others and may become socially isolated.
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