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A patient who has been seen responding to auditory hallucinations earlier in the morning approaches the nurse and shakes his fist, saying, Back off, bitch and then goes into the day room. The nurse follows the patient into the day room.

Which intervention would be best at this time? a. Stay between the patient and the door for easy exit.
b. Stand out of range of possible assault by the patient.
c. Position oneself about 28 inches from the patient.
d. Sit down in a chair near the patient to convey interest.

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