A nurse is caring for a client who has bipolar disorder and is experiencing acute mania. The client is doing calisthenics in the client dining room during lunchtime instead of eating. Which of the following statements should the nurse make?

A. This directive is overly confrontational and lacks redirection; clients with mania may respond better to calm, supportive redirection rather than commands. B. Giving the client control over all activity choices can be overwhelming and may worsen manic behavior. Structured guidance is more appropriate. C. This statement is judgmental and may be perceived as critical or shaming, which can escalate agitation or reduce cooperation. D. Offering a high-calorie, easy-to-consume item like a milkshake helps address nutritional needs without requiring the client to sit and eat a full meal. It also provides gentle redirection in a non-confrontational way, which is effective during acute mania.