The nurse is determining ways to decrease environmental stimuli for a client with increased intracranial pressure. Which actions should the nurse take to support this client's care need? Select all that apply.

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A)A dark, quiet room is important to reduce stimuli. Family members should be encouraged to talk to the client in a soft voice with minimal touching. Visitors should be limited. Elevating the head of the bed is important to reducing intracranial pressure but has no effect on stimulation. Raising pads and bedrails is important because of the possibility of seizures but does not relate to stimulation.
B)A dark, quiet room is important to reduce stimuli. Family members should be encouraged to talk to the client in a soft voice with minimal touching. Visitors should be limited. Elevating the head of the bed is important to reducing intracranial pressure but has no effect on stimulation. Raising pads and bedrails is important because of the possibility of seizures but does not relate to stimulation.
C)A dark, quiet room is important to reduce stimuli. Family members should be encouraged to talk to the client in a soft voice with minimal touching. Visitors should be limited. Elevating the head of the bed is important to reducing intracranial pressure but has no effect on stimulation. Raising pads and bedrails is important because of the possibility of seizures but does not relate to stimulation.
D)A dark, quiet room is important to reduce stimuli. Family members should be encouraged to talk to the client in a soft voice with minimal touching. Visitors should be limited. Elevating the head of the bed is important to reducing intracranial pressure but has no effect on stimulation. Raising pads and bedrails is important because of the possibility of seizures but does not relate to stimulation.
E)A dark, quiet room is important to reduce stimuli. Family members should be encouraged to talk to the client in a soft voice with minimal touching. Visitors should be limited. Elevating the head of the bed is important to reducing intracranial pressure but has no effect on stimulation. Raising pads and bedrails is important because of the possibility of seizures but does not relate to stimulation.

The Nurse Is Determining Ways to Decrease Environmental Stimuli for a Client