Poison crystals hidden in the showerhead

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Since admission 4 days ago, a client has refused to take a shower, stating, "There are poison crystals hidden in the showerhead. They'll kill me if I take a shower." Which action is most appropriate? Accept the client's fears, allowing the client to take a sponge bath. Dismantle the showerhead, and show the client that there is nothing in it. Ask a security officer to assist in giving the client a shower. Explain that other clients are reporting that the client has body odor.

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