At a unit meeting, staff discusses interior decoration for a special room for patients in acute mania. Select the best suggestion
a. An extra-large window with a view of the street.
b. Neutral walls with pale, coordinated accessories.
c. Brightly colored walls and print drapes.
d. A rocking chair.
B
The environment for a manic patient should be as simple and nonstimulating as possible. Manic patients are highly sensitive to environmental distractions and stimulation.
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