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A patient is showing signs of agitation, pacing, staring, cl…

Posted byAnonymous December 10, 2025December 10, 2025

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A pаtient is shоwing signs оf аgitаtiоn, pacing, staring, clenching the fists.  The patient states they want to leave and where is the front door.  The patient has a history of a mild traumatic brain injury and major depressive disorder.  The patient demands to leave immediately, and stands at the nursing station waiting to hear what the nurse says.  What response from the nurse would be considered useful to deescalate the situation?  The voice tone of the nurse is calm and there is good eye contact.

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