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A 22-year-old client with schizophrenia was just admitted to the inpatient unit. While assessing the client, the nurse notes that the client is staring at a staff member intensely with a flat affect. The client is mumbling and the client’s limbs are in constant motion (bouncing knee up and down and tapping fingers). Without further data, which observation is most indicative of the client’s potential for violence?
1. Intense stare
2. Mumbling
3. Flat affect
4. Constant motion

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Contemporary Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing

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