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NCLEX RN Practice Question

A client with a history of oppositional behavior becomes agitated and raises their voice, insisting they do not want to take their prescribed medication. What is the most appropriate initial nursing intervention?

  • Firmly remind the client that refusing prescribed medications violates hospital policy.

  • Prepare to administer the medication involuntarily with assistance if necessary.

  • Redirect the client’s agitation by changing the topic and suggesting a calming activity.

  • Speak calmly to the client, acknowledge their feelings, and ask for more details about their concerns.

NCLEX RN
Psychosocial Integrity
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