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A nurse is caring for an older client who has just been admitted to the hospital

A nurse is caring for an older client who has just been admitted to the hospital. Upon admission the client becomes increasingly confused, agitated, and combative. What action should the nurse take to minimize relocation stress syndrome in this client?
A.   Reorient the client frequently to his or her location.
B.   Obtain a certified sitter to remain with the client.
C.   Speak to the client as little as possible to avoid overstimulation.
D.   Provide adequate sedation for all procedures to avoid fear-provoking situations.

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Thank you for this, it helped me understand it perfectly.

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Hey, no worries.

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