What should a client do during a Meniere's attack?

During a Meniere's attack, the optimal course of action for a client is to rest in bed. This condition is characterized by episodes of vertigo, tinnitus, and hearing loss, which can cause significant discomfort and disorientation. During an attack, the client may experience severe dizziness and balance issues, making it difficult to perform physical activities or even walk safely. Resting in a quiet, comfortable environment can help minimize stimulation and alleviate some of the symptoms.

Engaging in physical activity or going for a walk during an attack could exacerbate the sensation of vertigo and lead to potential falls or injuries. Eating a heavy meal is not advisable either, as certain foods can trigger symptoms or cause further distress during an episode. Therefore, resting in bed is the safest and most effective option for managing the symptoms associated with a Meniere's attack.