The client with bipolar disorder, manic phase, appears at the nurse's station wearing a transparent shirt, miniskirt, high heels, 10 bracelets, and eight necklaces. Her makeup is overdone, and she is...

The client with bipolar disorder, manic phase, appears at the nurse's station wearing a transparent shirt, miniskirt, high heels, 10 bracelets, and eight necklaces. Her makeup is overdone, and she is not wearing underwear. A pair of inverted underpants is on her head. The nurse should:

1. Tell the client to dress appropriately while out of her room.

2. Ask the client to put on hospital pajamas until she can dress appropriately.

3. Instruct the client to go to her room and change clothes.

4. Escort the client to her room and assist with choosing appropriate attire.