What should the nurse prioritize when interacting with a client who has tactile sensory alterations?
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Correct answer: Avoid sudden movements or unexpected touch to prevent discomfort.
Clients with tactile sensory alterations may be sensitive to touch; hence, avoiding sudden movements or unexpected touch is crucial in maintaining effective communication.
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