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A patient is taking flurazepam (Dalmane) three to four nights a week for sleeplessness. She is concerned that she cannot get to sleep without taking the medication. What nonpharmacologic measures should the nurse suggest to promote sleep for this patient?

▸ Providing a quiet environment

▸ Exercising before bedtime to become tired

▸ Consuming heavy meals in the evening to promote sleepiness

▸ Drinking hot tea or coffee just before bedtime

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Authors: Lilley, Collins, Snyder

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