A preschool child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder has been engaging in constant head-banging behavior. Which nursing intervention is appropriate?
A) Place client in restraints until the aggression subsides.
B) Sedate the client with antipsychotic medications.
C) Hold the client's head steady and apply a helmet.
D) Distract the client with a variety of games and puzzles.
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