A nurse is caring for an Infant who has spina bifida. Which of the following actions should the nurse take?

A. Perform range-of-motion (ROM) exercises to the infant's hips. ROM exercises are not the priority for an infant with spina bifida and could potentially cause harm if not done properly, particularly if the lesion is in a sensitive area. B. Place the infant in a prone position. This is the correct action as it helps prevent pressure on the spina bifida lesion and minimizes the risk of injury or infection to the exposed spinal cord or meninges. C. Feed the infant through an NG tube. An NG tube is not typically necessary for feeding infants with spina bifida unless there are other complicating factors that affect feeding. D. Cover the infant's lesion with a dry cloth. The lesion should be covered with a sterile, moist, and non-adhesive dressing to prevent infection and keep the area moist. A dry cloth could cause the lesion to dry out and increase the risk of infection or damage.