Which sleep measure in the person's care plan should you question?

In assessing the sleep measures in a person's care plan, providing hot cocoa and a cheese sandwich at bedtime should be questioned due to its potential impact on sleep quality. Consuming food and drinks, particularly those containing caffeine such as hot cocoa, close to bedtime can lead to digestive discomfort and disrupt the natural sleep process. Moreover, a cheese sandwich could potentially contribute to indigestion, making it harder for the individual to fall asleep or stay asleep throughout the night.

On the other hand, allowing a person to choose their bedtime respects their autonomy and can lead to better adherence to the sleep schedule. Positioning the individual in good alignment is important for comfort and can prevent pain during sleep. Following the person's bedtime rituals can provide a sense of normalcy and relaxation, essential for achieving a restful night. Each of these measures is generally conducive to improving sleep quality and should be part of a supportive care plan.