The nurse is preparing to transport a six-month-old infant to the radiology department. What measures will the nurse institute to safely complete this procedure? Select all that apply.
A. Ensure the parents stay in the infant's room.
B. Unhook all monitors and IV lines prior to transporting the infant.
C. Use a high-top crib for transporting.
D. Cover the infant with a blanket.
E. Ensure the infant's hands are washed before transport begins.
Answer:
C. Use a high-top crib for transporting.
D. Cover the infant with a blanket.
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