When caring for a child who has a history of seizures, which nursing interventions would be appropriate? (Select all that apply.)
A) Pad the crib or side rails before a seizure
B) Position the child on the side during a seizure
C) Place a washcloth in the mouth to prevent injury during seizure
D) Go for help as soon as a seizure begins
E) Apply oxygen during a seizure
F) Teach the caregivers about seizure precautions
Ans: A, B, D, F
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