The nurse observes that a client is pacing back and forth. The nurse asks the client how she is feeling, and the client responds by telling the nurse that she feels "out of control!" Which intervention is most appropriate initially to maintain a safe environment?
A. Restraining the client
B. Placing the client in seclusion
C. Continuing to monitor the client
D. Moving the client to a quiet room and talking about her feelings
Answer: D. Moving the client to a quiet room and talking about her feelings
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