Which of the following nursing interventions would best help a client who is physically restrained cope with the experience?

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Talking to the client at brief, regular intervals helps to provide comfort and reassurance, reducing the client's anxiety and feelings of isolation. Administering tranquilizing medication before applying restraints is not ethical unless the client is exhibiting extreme agitation or posing an immediate danger to themselves or others. Leaving the client alone most of the time may increase their feelings of isolation and anxiety. Checking on the client infrequently is not an effective way to address the client's physical and emotional needs.

Which of the Following Nursing Interventions Would Best Help a Client