A nurse in an acute care facility is assisting with the development of an in-service about reducing environmental stressors to improve clients' sleep. Which of the following instructions should the nurse include?

A. Turning on overhead lights briefly when checking IV lines is incorrect. Bright lights can disrupt sleep cycles, especially for clients who are light-sensitive or have fragmented sleep patterns. Instead, using a flashlight or bedside lamp is recommended to minimize disturbances. B. Opening curtains between clients in semiprivate rooms is incorrect. Keeping curtains closed provides privacy and helps block light and noise, both of which can interfere with restful sleep. C. Wearing shoes with rubber soles is correct. Rubber-soled shoes reduce noise from footsteps, minimizing disturbances in client rooms and creating a quieter environment that promotes sleep. D. Conducting change-of-shift report near the clients' rooms is incorrect. Shift reports should be conducted away from patient areas to prevent unnecessary noise and disruption during sleep hours.