While at the urgent care clinic for a routine physical exam, a 27-year-old man experiences a tonic-clonic seizure. While awaiting emergency medical services response, the NP will avoid which of the following interventions?

Choice A reason: Rolling the patient into the recovery position is appropriate to maintain airway patency and prevent aspiration during a seizure. Choice B reason: Restraining the patient is inappropriate as it can lead to injury to both the patient and caregiver. Seizures should not be physically restrained; safety measures should involve clearing surrounding objects. Choice C reason: Maintaining the patient's airway is critical during a seizure to prevent hypoxia and aspiration, making this an essential intervention. Choice D reason: Obtaining IV access, if possible, is appropriate to allow administration of medications or fluids once seizure activity is controlled, but it should not be forced during active convulsions.