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6 years ago
Which of the following interventions would be MOST helpful for a client experiencing auditory hallucinations?
 
  a. Place the client alone in a seclusion room.
  b. Assign the client to play volleyball.
  c. Interrupt the client's voices by getting the client to talk to you.
  d. Tell the client there are no voices.
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The most effective intervention when a client is experiencing auditory hallucinations is to interrupt the client's voices by getting the client to talk to you. Placing the client in seclusion may only enhance the hallucinations. If the client is experiencing auditory hallucinations, a competitive game of volleyball would not be appropriate. Telling the client there are no voices would challenge the client. It would be better if the nurse stated that she recognizes that the voices are real to the client.
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