Exam 34: Sleep Rest

The nurse is teaching the client about foods that promote sleep versus those that may disrupt sleep. Which diet chosen by the client demonstrates understanding of foods that promote sleep?

The nurse is caring for a client newly diagnosed with narcolepsy. What is the priority teaching point the nurse would share with the client?

A person who is deprived of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep for several nights in succession will usually experience:

The nurse in a rehabilitation center is providing care to a client who complains of insomnia. The client states that the room is noisy, and that they often take naps during the day because they are a "night owl" from working the nightshift for several years. The nurse develops a care plan that allows the client to start their rehab therapy later in the day, provides the client with a sleep aide and a white noise fan in the room, and allows the client to nap during the day when tired. Which of the following would be a priority for this plan?

A client complains of trouble falling asleep at night despite extreme fatigue. A review of symptoms reveals no physical problems or a history of medications. The client has recently quit smoking, is trying to eat healthier foods, and has started a moderate-intensity exercise program. The client's sleep history reveals no changes in bedtime routine, stress level, or environment. Based on this information, the most appropriate nursing diagnosis would be Disturbed Sleep Pattern related to:

The nurse is performing a sleep assessment and suspects a client is experiencing sleep apnea. What will be implemented next to confirm the diagnosis?

The nurse is developing a care plan for the client experiencing poor sleep patterns. Which of the following would be an expected outcome (goal) for a client with Disturbed Sleep Pattern? The client will:

The spouse of a client recently diagnosed with cancer reports feeling anxious and is having trouble sleeping at night despite feeling tired. The spouse says sleep was never previously a problem. What type of interventions would be first priority for the spouse?

The nurse is providing care to the client that has recently been diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Which of the following are symptoms associated with OSA? Select all that apply.

The postpartum nurse is preparing a teaching plan for the first-time mother for discharge to home. What information should be included in the teaching plan?

The nurse is developing a plan of care for a client admitted following a motor vehicle accident (MVA) who reports regularly sleeping only 2 to 3 hours per night. The client says this is the third MVA he's been involved in this year. The client thinks he might have been asleep when he got into the accident. What is the most appropriate nursing diagnosis for this client?

The nurse is performing a sleep assessment for a newly admitted client. He says his sleep habits are satisfactory and that he normally feels well rested. What question would the nurse ask next?