When the cognitively impaired man is openly masturbating in the dayroom of a long-term care facility, the nurse's best response would be to:
a. say, "This is inappropriate behavior in public areas."
b. say, "Oh my God! Don't you know that will make you go blind?"
c. say, "I think you may need some privacy" and take him to his room.
d. say, "Here is a blanket for your legs" and cover his lap with it.
ANS: C
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