A client who demonstrates manic behavior becomes demanding and active. Which is the most appropriate nursing intervention for this client?
A) Maintaining a supportive, structured environment and setting limits as necessary in a firm but nonthreatening manner
B) Warning the client that he or she may be restrained if these behaviors do not subside
C) Helping to lessen the client's feelings of guilt and rejection
D) Broadening the client's interpersonal contact with other clients and staff members
Question 2
Women who abuse alcohol have a very high incidence of history of being:
a. lonely
b. only children
c. from large families
d. sexually abused
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Manic Attack
Intervention Model-Response to Client Misconduct