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A client commonly jumps when spoken to and reports feeling uneasy. The client says, 'It's as though something bad is going to happen.' In which order from first to last should the following nursing actions be done?

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Teach problem solving strategies.
Ask the client to deep breathe for 2 minutes.
Discuss the client's feelings in more depth.
Reduce environmental stimuli.

Correct Answer: D,B,C,A

Rationale: First reduce stimuli, then use deep breathing, discuss feelings, and finally teach problem-solving to manage anxiety.

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