Which of the following actions should the nurse take when caring for a child in skeletal traction? (Select All that Apply)

A. Bearing weight on the affected limb is contraindicated in skeletal traction. B. Traction should not be removed unless directed by the provider, as it could compromise the treatment. C. Movement of the affected limb is generally restricted to prevent disrupting alignment. D. Physical activity should be limited to prevent stress on the traction apparatus. E. Regular neurovascular assessments help identify complications like compartment syndrome. F. Monitoring for infection is essential due to the invasive nature of skeletal traction. G. Pain management is important for patient comfort. H. Ice is generally not applied directly to traction sites; instead, the nurse monitors for complications.