The nurse is developing interventions to promote socialization in a client with moderate dementia. Which of the following provides a safe and secure environment for the client?
A) A card game with other clients
B) An activity with the nurse
C) Decorating a bulletin board with the group
D) Morning stretch group with music
B
Feedback: The client has to interact only with the nurse, who will behave in a predictable way and will focus on the client's needs, without undue or unexpected disruptions. Group activities do not provide a safe and secure environment as does an activity done with the nurse.
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