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The client with Alzheimer's disease may have delusions about being harmed by staff and others. When the client expresses fear of being killed by staff, which of the following responses is most appropriate?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Reorienting the client to the hospital setting and the nurse's role as helpers gently counters the delusion without confrontation, promoting trust and safety.

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