A nurse is using an IV pump for a newly admitted client. Which of the following actions should the nurse take?

Rationale: A. Remove the safety inspection sticker before plugging in the IV pump: The safety inspection sticker confirms that the device has passed required safety checks. It should remain visible to indicate the equipment is safe for use and up to date with biomedical inspections. B. Ensure that the electric outlet has two prongs for the IV pump: Medical devices like IV pumps should be plugged into grounded three-prong outlets to reduce the risk of electrical shock. Two-prong outlets are not suitable for hospital-grade equipment. C. Grasp the IV pump cord when unplugging it from the electrical outlet: Pulling on the cord instead of the plug can damage the wiring and increase the risk of electrical hazard or equipment failure. The plug itself should be held when disconnecting from the outlet. D. Check the cords of the IV pump for fraying: Inspecting cords for damage such as fraying is a critical safety check before use. Damaged cords pose a serious fire and shock risk and should be reported and repaired before using the device.