A nurse is reviewing providers' prescriptions for four clients. Which of the following prescriptions should the nurse verify with the provider?

A. Applying mitten restraints may be appropriate if the client is at risk of removing essential medical devices, as long as it meets facility policy and safety standards. B. An abduction pillow is a standard intervention for clients who have had hip surgery, especially total hip arthroplasty, to prevent hip dislocation—this is appropriate. C. Applying a vest restraint daily at bedtime as a standing order is not appropriate. Restraints should never be used routinely or as a convenience; they require a specific indication, ongoing assessment, and frequent reevaluation. This prescription should be verified with the provider. D. Soft heel protectors are a non-restrictive, comfort-based intervention used to prevent pressure injuries, and they are appropriate for clients in bed for extended periods.