A nurse is caring for a client who has bipolar disorder. Which of the following actions by the client should the nurse interpret as displaying manic behavior? (Select all that apply.)

A. Sleeping for long periods of time would typically indicate depression, not mania. B. Dressing in black or grey clothing is not typically associated with mania; this could be a symptom of depression, which tends to cause social withdrawal and lack of energy. C. Rapid, continuous speech (pressured speech) is a common symptom of mania, where the individual is unable to control the flow of conversation. D. Spending large sums of money without regard for the consequences is a typical behavior during manic episodes, often linked to impulsivity and poor judgment. E. Flirtatious behavior can indicate impulsivity, another characteristic of mania, where the person may act inappropriately or without regard for social boundaries.