A nurse is teaching a patient with a sleep disorder how tokeep a sleep diary. Which data would the nurse have thepatient document? Select all that apply.a. Daily mental activitiesb. Daily physical activitiesc. Morning and evening body temperatured. Daily measurement of fluid intake and outpute. Presence of anxiety or worries affecting sleepf. Morning and evening blood pressure readings

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