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Often, circadian rhythms in elderly people with Alzheimer's disease are reversed, meaning they are awake at night and asleep during the day. Your grandfather has Alzheimer's disease-what advice would you give your grandmother, who is taking care of him?

▸ You tell her to drink a lot of coffee when she feels sleepy and to just stay awake as best she can.

▸ You tell her to give your grandfather melatonin in the morning.

▸ You tell her to expose him to sunlight without sunglasses during the day.

▸ You tell her that nothing can be done to change a circadian rhythm.

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