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If the client is placed in restraints and requires these restraints for longer than 2 hours, the nurse must carry out which of the following actions?

a. Remind the client why he or she is in restraints, and what the consequences are for what he or she did.
b. Remove the restraints for at least 5 minutes every 2 hours (one at a time), and check circulation.
c. Give the client a snack such as an apple.
d. Take off the restraints, and leave them off.

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