A client with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is admitted because of paranoia and visual hallucinations probably related to progressive dementia. The client continues to be restless and have...

A client with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is admitted because of paranoia and visual hallucinations probably related to progressive dementia. The client continues to be restless and have hallucinations. The nurse calls the primary care provider, and after explaining the situation, background, and assessment recommends that the primary care provider consider writing a prescription for the client to have:

1. Methylphenidate.

2. Lorazepam.

3. Trazodone.

4. Sertraline.