Psychosocial IntegrityPregunta 59 de 120
A nurse is caring for a client experiencing acute confusion (delirium). Which intervention is most appropriate?
a.Keep the room dark and quiet at all times
b.Restrain the client to prevent wandering
c.Frequently reorient the client and provide familiar objects
d.Rotate caregivers frequently to provide variety
Explicación
Frequent reorientation, familiar objects, and consistent caregivers reduce confusion in delirium. Restraints and frequent caregiver changes can worsen agitation.
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