The nurse is continuing to care for the client. The nurse is assessing the client. Which of the following findings indicate an improvement in the client's condition? Select all that apply.

A. The client takes 2 short naps during the day: The ability to rest indicates decreased hyperactivity and improved regulation of sleep-wake cycles, reflecting early stabilization of manic symptoms. B. The client engages in quiet activities in their room: Participation in calm, structured activities demonstrates reduced agitation and impulsivity, suggesting improvement in mood stability and ability to focus. C. The client slept 5 hr the previous night: Improved sleep duration is a positive sign, as insomnia and decreased need for sleep are hallmark symptoms of mania. Achieving rest indicates partial symptom resolution. D. The client appears to listen to unseen others: Continued auditory hallucinations indicate persistent psychotic features and do not represent improvement. These symptoms require ongoing monitoring and treatment. E. The client consumes 8 oz of high-calorie fluids each hour: Adequate fluid and calorie intake reflects improved self-care and nutrition, which are often compromised during acute manic episodes. This is a positive indicator of functional recovery.