A nurse is caring for a client who is in physical restraints after demonstrating aggressive behavior. Which of the following criteria must be met before the nurse can remove the restraints?

Rationale:A. The primary criterion for removing restraints is that the client must be calm and cooperative, indicating that the immediate safety concern has been addressed.B. Verbalizing remorse is not a requirement for removing restraints; the focus is on the client's behavior and cooperation.C. The provider does not need to be present for the nurse to assess the client's readiness for removal of restraints, although provider orders and assessments are important.D. Simply verbalizing anger does not indicate that the restraints can be removed; the client must demonstrate appropriate behavior and cooperation.