A nurse is supervising an assistive personnel (AP) obtain supplies for a client who is on seizure precautions. Which of the following materials should the AP place in the client's room?

A. Tongue depressor: Tongue depressors are not recommended for seizure precautions because attempting to hold the tongue during a seizure can cause oral injury or airway obstruction. They do not provide a safe or effective intervention. B. Tracheostomy tray: A tracheostomy tray is used for clients with a tracheostomy, not for standard seizure precautions. Having one in the room unnecessarily does not enhance seizure safety. C. Wrist restraints: Restraints are not placed prophylactically for seizure precautions. Using restraints during a seizure can cause injury and is not a recommended safety measure. D. Oral suction equipment: Oral suction equipment is essential for clients on seizure precautions to maintain airway patency. It allows the nurse to quickly clear secretions or vomitus, reducing the risk of aspiration during or after a seizure.