A nurse working on a medical unit is caring for a client who is prescribed seizure precautions. Which of the following interventions should the nurse include in the client's plan of care?

A. Obtain IV access. Obtaining IV access is a good precaution in case the client requires emergency medication (e.g., anticonvulsants) to control seizures. This is part of preparing for seizure management. B. Keep a padded tongue blade available at the client's bedside. This is an outdated practice. The nurse should never insert a tongue blade into a patient's mouth during a seizure as it can cause injury. C. Keep the lights on when the client is sleeping. There is no need to keep the lights on, as it may disturb the client’s rest. A calm, quiet environment is preferred, and seizure precautions are more related to safety and monitoring than lighting. D. Place the client's bed in the high position. This increases the risk of injury in the event of a seizure. The bed should be in a low position with side rails up to prevent injury.