Question

how do clients commonly react to the use of restraints? ch:20 ○ it stops them from harming themselves and other people. ○ it makes them feel secure. ○ it prevents them from falling. ○ it makes them more agitated, confused, or combative.

Explanation:

When restraints are used, clients often react negatively. Restraints can be perceived as a loss of control or a threatening situation, leading to agitation, confusion, or combative behavior. The option "It makes them feel secure" is incorrect as restraints don't typically create a sense of security. "It stops them from harming themselves and other people" is the purpose of restraints, not the common reaction. "It prevents them from falling" is not a typical reaction to restraints. So the correct reaction is that it makes them more agitated, confused, or combative.

Answer:

It makes them more agitated, confused, or combative.