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A client is complaining of irritability, difficulty with memory, constant fatigue, and an inability to fall asleep. The client averages 3 hours of sleep each night, has been following a restricted calorie evening meal as part of a weight loss plan, and exercises every evening. Instead of food, the client drinks no-calorie caffeinated sodas. What should the nurse suggest to this client?
1. Eating a larger meal later in the evening will facilitate better sleep and relieve the symptoms.
2. An MRI might be necessary to determine the factors causing the symptoms.
3. Dieting is a common cause for difficulty sleeping.
4. Changes in hormones due to exercising late in the evening and late intake of caffeine might be disrupting the NREM sleep phase, causing the stated symptoms.
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9 years ago
Sounds and feels right, thank you for the rationale.
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No problemo! I knew you would appreciate the reasoning.
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