When preparing to use seclusion as an alternative to restraint for a client who has not yet lost control, the nurse expects to use a room with limited furniture and no access to dangerous articles....

When preparing to use seclusion as an alternative to restraint for a client who has not yet lost control, the nurse expects to use a room with limited furniture and no access to dangerous articles. What should the nurse also consider as critical for the safety of the client?

1. A security window in the door or a room camera.

2. Lights that can be dimmed from outside the room.

3. A staff member to stay in the room with the client.

4. A doctor's prescription for the seclusion before it is initiated.