easy · NCLEX-RN psychosocial

A client is increasingly loud but has not become physically aggressive.

In this verbal de-escalation case, which initial approach is best?

  1. Surround the client with several staff members without explanation
  2. Stand very close and speak more loudly than the client is speaking
  3. Use a calm voice, give space, and reduce stimulation
  4. Argue until the client admits that the behavior is unreasonable

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