A nurse is providing teaching at a community health fair about electrical fire prevention. Which of the following information should the nurse include in the teaching?

A. Covering extension cords with rugs traps heat and can cause insulation breakdown, leading to electrical fires, this practice should be avoided. B. Pulling a plug out by the cord damages the wire and insulation, increasing fire and shock risk. The plug should be removed by grasping the plug head itself. C. A tingling sensation indicates possible electrical leakage or damage; cords with this issue should be discarded, not used. D. Three-pronged grounded plugs provide a safe path for stray electrical currents, reducing the risk of electrical fires and shocks. This is a key electrical safety measure in the home.