A nurse is preparing to administer intravenous fluids via an infusion pump to a client. Which of the following actions should the nurse take to prevent an electrical hazard? (Select All that Apply.)

Rationale: A. Run additional cord under carpeting is incorrect because placing cords under carpets creates a fire and tripping hazard and can damage the cord insulation, increasing the risk of electrical shock. B. Ensure the plug has three prongs is correct because a three-prong plug includes a grounding prong, which prevents electrical shock by directing stray electrical current safely to the ground. This is a key safety measure for electrical equipment in healthcare settings. C. Unplug the cord by grasping the plug is correct because pulling on the cord itself can damage the insulation, loosen wiring, and create an electrical hazard. Always unplug by holding the plug securely. D. Avoid rolling equipment over extension cords is correct because rolling heavy equipment over cords can crush the wiring, wear down insulation, and create sparks or shorts, posing a risk of electrical shock or fire. E. Plug in the pump close to sink is incorrect because placing electrical equipment near water sources increases the risk of electrocution. Electrical devices should be kept away from sinks, wet floors, or any source of moisture.