A nurse is applying a belt restraint to a client who has become physically aggressive. Which of the following actions should the nurse take?

Choice A reason: Sitting positions the belt restraint safely at the waist, minimizing injury risk. It allows breathing and circulation, critical when managing aggression safely.Choice B reason: Tying to bed rails restricts mobility excessively, risking injury if the bed moves. Proper restraint secures to a fixed frame, not rails.Choice C reason: Chest placement impairs breathing, a dangerous error in restraint use. Belt restraints belong at the waist to avoid respiratory compromise.Choice D reason: Under-clothing application risks skin abrasion and monitoring issues. Restraints over clothes ensure visibility and safety, per standard aggression protocols.