The nurse is developing a plan of care for a client who recently received a diagnosis of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome and is experiencing difficulty adjusting to the illness. Which action is an inappropriate intervention for this client?

A. Monitoring the client for signs of self-harm
B. Helping the client verbalize concerns related to fear
C. Assisting the client with problem-solving and decision-making
E. Discouraging social networking to prevent the spread of infection


Ans: E. Discouraging social networking to prevent the spread of infection

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