The nurse is providing developmentally appropriate care for a toddler hospitalized for observation following a fall down the steps. Which of the following measures might the nurse consider when caring for this child? Select all answers that apply
A) Use the en face position when holding the toddler.
B) Use a bed for toddlers who have an adult present.
C) Avoid leaving small objects that can be swallowed in the bed.
D) Explain activities in concrete, simple terms.
E) Allow the child to select meals and activities.
F) Encourage parents to stay to prevent separation anxiety.
C, F
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