During a home visit to an elderly client with mild dementia, the client's daughter reports that she has one major problem with her mother. She says, “She sleeps most of the day and is up most of the...

During a home visit to an elderly client with mild dementia, the client's daughter reports that she has one major problem with her mother. She says, “She sleeps most of the day and is up most of the night. I can't get a decent night's sleep anymore.” Which suggestions should the nurse make to the daughter? Select all that apply.

1. Ask the client's primary health care provider for a strong sleep medicine.

2. Establish a set routine for rising, hygiene, meals, short rest periods, and bedtime.

3. Engage the client in simple, brief exercises or a short walk when she gets drowsy during the day.

4. Promote relaxation before bedtime with a warm bath or relaxing music.

5. Have the daughter encourage the use of caffeinated beverages during the day to keep her mother awake.