sleep environment

  • CNA
  • Activities of Daily Living
  • Multiple choice
  • Difficulty 3 of 5

Question

A resident wants to sleep but says the bedside lamp is too bright. What should the nursing assistant do to support rest?

  1. Adjust the lamp to reduce the brightness.✓ Correct

    This responds to the resident’s stated barrier.

  2. Aim the lamp toward the resident’s face.✗ Incorrect

    Direct light would not reduce the brightness.

  3. Switch on additional lights.✗ Incorrect

    More light conflicts with the resident’s request.

  4. Leave the lamp unchanged and add a brighter bulb.✗ Incorrect

    A brighter bulb would increase the problem.

Answer

A. Adjust the lamp to reduce the brightness.

Rationale

Light in the room can affect sleep. Adjusting the lamp to the resident’s preference addresses the barrier described.

RememberAdjust room lighting to support sleep.

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