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The nurse observes that a client’s aggressive behaviors are escalating. Which of the following nursing actions is not appropriate?

Medicating the client as prescribed
Acknowledging the client’s behavior
Gently holding the client’s hand as he is led to a quiet area
Be firm but gentle in approaching the client

Explanation

Answer: C - Approaching the client firmly but gently, medicating the client as prescribed, acknowledging the client’s behavior, and maintaining a safe distance with the client are ways to protect self and the client from injuries. It is not advised to hold or touch a client with escalating aggressive behaviors.

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