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The nurse observes that the client being treated with antipsychotics is unsteady while standing and walking and that the client's hands are trembling slightly. What should the nurse do?

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Rationale: The client is experiencing extrapyramidal symptoms (EPS) of pseudoparkinsonism, requiring an antiparkinsonian agent like trihexyphenidyl.

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