Despite education and role-play practice of restraint procedures, a staff member is injured when actually restraining a client. When helping the uninjured staff deal with the incident, the nurse...

Despite education and role-play practice of restraint procedures, a staff member is injured when actually restraining a client. When helping the uninjured staff deal with the incident, the nurse should address which of the following about the injured member?

1. The emotional responses may be similar to those of other crime victims.

2. The member is likely to resign after experiencing such an injury.

3. Legal action against the client will take time and energy.

4. The member must debrief with the assaultive client before returning.