A client, living in a care facility, appears unusually withdrawn and refuses to engage in activities. Why is it important to document this change and report it to the nurse immediately?

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It allows the caregiver to handle the situation independently without involving others.

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It ensures the client's privacy and avoids unnecessary documentation.

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It is not necessary to document every small change in behavior unless it persists over time.

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It ensures that the nurse can evaluate the client promptly and adjust the care plan if necessary.

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