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The nurse works in a long-term psychiatric rehabilitation center and is assigned to a patient with debilitating agoraphobia. The patient is going through desensitization therapy. Which of the following interventions is an appropriate part of this treatment? Select all that apply.

Correct Answer: B,C,E

Rationale: Gradual exposure (e.g., a short walk), building rapport, and teaching anxiety management are key components of desensitization therapy for agoraphobia.

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