A 6-month-old infant is resting quietly in the mother's arms while waiting for a wellness physical examination. What can the nurse do to make the examination process comfortable for the patient? (Select all that apply.)
A) Approach the infant with a toy.
B) Perform much of the examination in the mother's lap.
C) Jingle keys to assess for hearing.
D) Leave the room while the patient gets undressed.
E) Make sure the baby is fed before the examination .
A, B, E
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