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A client is manipulative with staff and disruptive in the milieu. Although the client is not demonstrating behaviors that are a threat to self or others they are refusing all medications. Which action by the nurse is most appropriate?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: When dealing with a client who is manipulative and disruptive but not a threat it is essential for the nurse to set clear and consistent boundaries for behavior. This helps establish a therapeutic environment and maintains safety. Allowing the client to refuse medications respects their autonomy as long as they are not a risk. Involving family without consent may violate privacy discharging is premature and coercive statements are unethical.

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