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A client has developed confusion while in the ICU. Medical reasons for the confusion have been ruled out and a diagnosis of sensory perceptual alterations made. What should the nurse tell visitors about this client?
1. Only one person at a time should visit.
2. Talk about familiar and calming things while in the room.
3. The client cannot have visitors.
4. Do not bring cell phones or other objects that make noise into the room.

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Authors: Wagner, Hardin-Pierce

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