Which nursing interventions are appropriate for the management of a client demonstrating the behaviors associated with dementia-related "sundowning"? (Select all that apply.)

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- Staff training in de-escalation techniques is essential for managing agitated clients with dementia.- Frequent reorientation to time and place helps minimize the effects of sundowning.- Close monitoring during the late afternoon and evening hours allows for early intervention and prevention of escalation.- Providing a safe place to pace allows the client to release pent-up energy and reduce agitation.

Which Nursing Interventions Are Appropriate for the Management of a Client