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The nurse provides care for a client who exhibits the signs and symptoms of acute confusion and delirium. Which strategy is appropriate for the nurse to implement?

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Rationale: Keeping the room organized and clean minimizes sensory overload and confusion, promoting a calming environment for a client with delirium. High noise, dim lights, or restraints can worsen agitation and are not appropriate unless safety is imminently threatened.

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