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An older client with Alzheimer’s disease is agitated and angry. The most appropriate nursing action to calm the client is to:

Encourage the client to join a group activity in the day room.
Restrain the client using soft restraints until the client calms down.
Isolate the client in a room until the client is less agitated.
Turn down the volume of the radio.

Explanation

Answer: D - To calm down an agitated client with Alzheimer’s disease, it is most appropriate to decrease environmental stimuli and to approach the client calmly. An agitated client should not be included in a group activity. Using restraints and isolating the client are not considered.

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