A nurse is caring for an infant with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Which of the following are appropriate nursing interventions when prioritizing care for an infant with RSV? (Select All that Apply.)

A. Encouraging vigorous physical activity is not appropriate for an infant with RSV, as it can worsen respiratory distress. B. Antibiotics are not effective against RSV because it is a viral infection. Antibiotics should only be used for secondary bacterial infections. C. Isolation is crucial to prevent the spread of RSV to other infants, especially in healthcare settings. D. Bronchodilators may be used to help open the airways and ease breathing in some cases of RSV. E. Small, frequent feedings are important to prevent dehydration, as infants with RSV may struggle with feeding due to difficulty breathing. F. Oxygen therapy is often required to maintain adequate oxygen levels in infants with RSV, particularly if they are experiencing respiratory distress.