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A client with paranoid schizophrenia refuses to eat, stating, 'The food is laced with poison.' Which nursing intervention is most appropriate initially?

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Rationale: Offering a sealed beverage addresses the client's delusion in a non-confrontational way, increasing the likelihood of acceptance while ensuring hydration.

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