Multiple Choice
An older client diagnosed with dementia has begun behaviors that put her at risk for falling.The client's son tells the nurse that "physical restraints may be used to keep her safe." The nurse responds that:
A) "I'll document that so that the staff can use them when necessary."
B) "Physical restraints are seldom effective on clients with dementia."
C) "The staff will resort to the use of physical restraints only as a last resort."
D) "There are more effective methods to use to help ensure her safety."
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