The psychiatric nurse is talking to a newly admitted client when another male client, who is diagnosed with antisocial behavior, intrudes on the conversation and tells the nurse, "I have to talk to you right now! It is very important!" How should the nurse respond to this client?

A. Ignoring the client's behavior (putting it on extinction) may escalate the situation, as clients with antisocial behavior often do not respond well to being ignored.B. Informing him that the nurse is busy and will talk to him later sets clear boundaries while acknowledging his request. It helps manage his behavior without reinforcing negative actions.C. Encouraging him to talk with another nurse may not address his immediate need for attention and could result in further disruptive behavior.D. Introducing him to the newly admitted client may not be appropriate as it could disrupt the admission process and potentially intimidate the new client.