A Nurse is caring for a child with Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE). Which interventions should be prioritized for a child with SCFE? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.

A. NSAIDs may help with pain management, but they are not the primary treatment for SCFE. B. Restricting weight-bearing activities is crucial to prevent further damage and complications to the affected hip joint. C. Crutches may be prescribed to assist with mobility and prevent weight-bearing on the affected hip. D. Ice packs may reduce inflammation but are secondary to more important interventions like weight restriction and orthopedic referral. E. Immediate referral to an orthopedic specialist is necessary for appropriate diagnosis and management, including possible surgery. F. Heat packs are not recommended for SCFE because they could increase blood flow and swelling in the affected area.