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Question 1 of 5

A nurse is caring for a client with delirium. Which intervention is most appropriate?

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Correct Answer: A. Orient the client to time and place.

Rationale: Orienting the client helps reduce confusion and disorientation commonly seen in delirium. It promotes a sense of reality and can decrease agitation. Other choices are incorrect. B: High-caffeine beverages can worsen symptoms. C: Administering antipsychotic without assessment can be dangerous and ineffective. D: Restricting family visits can worsen feelings of isolation and exacerbate symptoms.

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