A nurse is caring for a child who is having a tonic-clonic seizure. What is the nurse's priority action during the seizure?

A. CPR is not typically necessary unless the child stops breathing or the heart stops during the seizure, which is rare. B. Restraining a child during a seizure can cause injury. The focus should be on safety and protection, not restraint. C. Lorazepam may be given if the seizure lasts too long, but ensuring safety is the priority action. D. The nurse’s priority during a seizure is to ensure the child’s safety by removing hazardous items from the area and ensuring the child does not get injured.