You're working on a medical surgical floor. You have the following patients below. Select all the patients below that are at risk for a pressure injury: (Select All that Apply.)

A. A quadriplegic client is at high risk for pressure injuries due to immobility and lack of sensation, which can lead to prolonged pressure on skin and tissues. B. A Braden Scale score of 7 indicates severe risk for pressure injuries. The lower the Braden score, the higher the risk, with scores less than 9 signifying very high risk. C. A client with controlled diabetes who is ambulating frequently is not at high risk for pressure injuries because mobility reduces the risk of sustained pressure. D. A BMI of 13.6 indicates severe underweight status, and incontinence of stool increases moisture, both of which elevate the risk of pressure injuries. Additionally, the splint on the leg may create pressure points.