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A highly intoxicated client is brought to the emergency department. Paramedics report that the client was violent during transport and tried to kick the door out of the ambulance. How should the nurse prepare before seeing this client?

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1. Remove any hemostats from the pocket.
2. Take off the stethoscope and place it in the pocket.
3. Ask the paramedics to place the client in leather restraints.
4. Enter the room calmly, with a smile.
5. Give the client 20 minutes or so to calm down before the assessment begins.

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