A nurse could appropriately respond to a patient's complaint that he awakens frequently during the night by saying:
1. "Perhaps you should try going to bed earlier."
2. "You could try watching TV. That helps me fall asleep."
3. "Drinking alcohol can cause you to wake up during the night."
4. "Exercising at night before you go to bed can enhance sleep."
ANS: 3
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