The nurse is teaching a client's family member about seizure precautions. Which action described by the family member indicates the need for additional teaching?

A. Avoid forcing apart the teeth: Placing objects in the client’s mouth or trying to pry open the teeth can cause injury. It is important to let the seizure pass without interfering with the jaw or mouth. B. Loosen clothing around the neck: Loosening tight clothing reduces the risk of airway obstruction or restricted breathing during a seizure. This is a correct and helpful intervention. C. Position the head from injury: Protecting the client’s head with a soft object prevents trauma during convulsions. This is a recommended and safe practice during seizures. D. Secure the limbs to the body: Restraining or holding down limbs can cause musculoskeletal injuries and increase agitation. Seizure safety protocols emphasize allowing movement without physical restraint.