A client who has seizures is admitted to hospital. The client, upon having a seizure, starts banging his hands on the bed. The nurse immediately ties him to the bed using a rope. Is this action of the nurse appopriate? Discuss and justify your answer.

A client who has seizures is admitted to hospital. The client, upon having a seizure, starts banging his hands on the bed. The nurse immediately ties him to the bed using a rope. Is this action of the nurse appopriate? Discuss and justify your answer.

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