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The nurse is helping assist the care provider in doing a lumbar puncture on a 9-month-old infant. Which of the following methods will be the most safe and appropriate method of restraining the child? The nurse will:

A) hold the child snugly against the chest, pass one arm below the child's legs, and with the other arm, hold the child's hands.
B) wrap the child in a mummy restraint; then the nurse places her hands over the infant's hands tightly on top of the restraint.
C) show the caregiver how to hold the child in a seated position securely on the caregiver's lap.
D) use a jacket restraint to keep the child snugly held to a bed or gurney.

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