Persons experiencing panic-level anxiety may act impulsively and risk their safety. Which of the following interventions ensures the safety of clients with anxiety?
A) The nurse remains composed to help such individuals reduce anxiety.
B) The nurse ensures that the client interacts with more than one nurse.
C) The nurse touches the client and gets physically close to him or her.
D) The nurse ensures that the client responds to many sources of stimulation.
A
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