Psychosocial IntegrityQuestion 56 of 120
A client experiencing alcohol withdrawal is anxious and tremulous. Which environment is most appropriate?
a.A brightly lit, busy room to keep the client engaged
b.A quiet room with reduced stimulation and frequent monitoring
c.A shared room with several visitors
d.A dark, isolated room with no supervision
Explanation
A quiet, low-stimulation environment with close monitoring helps reduce agitation and detects worsening withdrawal. Excess stimulation can heighten anxiety, and isolation without supervision is unsafe. Safety and calm are priorities.
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