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A client has been admitted to the inpatient psychiatric unit because the client has displayed violent behavior and is at risk for potentially harming others. Which of the following should the nurse avoid doing when caring for this client?

1. Admitting the client to a room near the nurses' station
2. Facing the client while speaking and providing nursing care
3. Arranging for a security officer to be available in the general area
4. Closing the door to the client's room when giving care to the client

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