A client with antisocial personality disorder has a history of responding to frustration by being verbally abusive. How would the nurse manage this behavior? Select all that apply.

A: Exposing the client to frustrating scenarios intentionally is not a therapeutic approach and can exacerbate the client’s frustration and abusive behavior. B: Seclusion should be used as a last resort and not as a primary strategy for managing verbal abuse. It can increase feelings of isolation and frustration. C: Setting clear boundaries helps the client understand acceptable behavior and the consequences of verbal abuse. This approach promotes a structured and predictable environment. D: Early intervention when the patient shows signs of frustration can prevent escalation to verbal abuse. Recognizing triggers and addressing them promptly is crucial in managing antisocial behavior. E: Educating the client about the consequences of their actions and how staff will respond to verbal abuse helps in setting expectations and promoting accountability.