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Which of the following interventions is essential when working with a client who has antisocial personality disorder?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: When working with a client diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder, it is crucial to set strict limits on their behavior. This disorder is characterized by manipulative behavior, impulsivity, and deceitfulness. By setting strict limits, the nurse can establish boundaries to prevent the client from manipulating others or engaging in disruptive behaviors. Monitoring intake and output (
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A) is not directly related to managing antisocial personality disorder. Providing diversion (
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C) or limiting visits from family or friends (
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D) may not address the core issues associated with this disorder, such as manipulation and boundary violations.

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