A nurse is caring for a client who has a sealed radiation implant. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? (Select all that apply.)

Rationale: A. Wear a dosimeter film badge to measure exposure: A dosimeter badge tracks the cumulative radiation exposure for healthcare workers. It is essential for staff safety when caring for clients with internal radiation therapy. B. Discard bed linens from the client's room at the end of each day: Linens should not be discarded unless contaminated. They are usually kept in the room until radiation is removed to avoid unnecessary exposure to other staff or areas. C. Instruct visitors to remain 61 cm (2 feet) away from the client: Visitors should maintain a greater distance typically at least 6 feet (about 2 meters) and limit their visit time (usually to 30 minutes or less). Two feet is insufficient to minimize radiation exposure. D. Place a caution sign on the client's door: Posting a radiation warning sign helps alert all personnel and visitors about radiation precautions, promoting safety and compliance with guidelines. E. Don a lead apron when providing care: A lead apron protects the nurse from radiation exposure, especially when prolonged or close contact is necessary. It is a critical part of personal protective equipment in this setting.