The Mother Brings Her Five-Month-Old Infant to the Clinic for a Well-Child

The mother brings her five-month-old infant to the clinic for a well-child visit. The mother tells the nurse that the baby's father had febrile seizures when he was an infant. The mother says she is concerned her baby will have a febrile seizure and wants to know what she should do to prevent it. The nurse explains:

A) That the baby has no more risk of febrile seizures than any other baby.
B) When the infant has a fever, the mother should give the baby dose-appropriate aspirin.
C) That the baby should be sponged with cold water.
D) The mother should increase the child's fluid intake.
E) That after the tepid bath, the child should be patted dry.