Psychosocial IntegrityQuestion 55 of 120
A nurse is caring for a client in the manic phase of bipolar disorder. Which intervention supports the client's needs?
a.Encourage participation in a competitive group activity
b.Serve large meals at a communal table
c.Provide a calm, low-stimulation environment and finger foods
d.Schedule several stimulating activities back to back
Explanation
During mania, clients are easily overstimulated and may not sit to eat. A low-stimulation environment and portable, high-calorie finger foods support rest and nutrition.
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