A client with mania begins dancing around the day room. When she twirled her skirt in front of the male clients, it was obvious she had no underpants on. The nurse distracts her and takes her to her room to put on underpants. The nurse acted as she did to
a. minimize the client's embarrassment about her present behavior.
b. keep her from dancing with other clients.
c. avoid embarrassing the male clients who are watching.
d. teach her about proper attire and hygiene.
Ans: a. minimize the client's embarrassment about her present behavior.
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