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123. A patient is experiencing severe anxiety and agitation. What is the least restrictive initial de-escalation technique?

A. Physical restraint
B. Seclusion
C. Verbal de-escalation and offering PRN medication
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D. Yelling at the patient

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  • Physical restraint
  • Seclusion
  • Verbal de-escalation and offering PRN medication
  • Yelling at the patient

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