A nurse is contributing to planning an interprofessional conference for a client who reports concerns about their BMI of 30. Which of the following members of the interprofessional team should the nurse include?

A. Ensure the oxygen delivery system is at least 8 feet from any heat source- This is important to prevent any risk of fire or combustion around the oxygen source.
B. Adjust the oxygen flow rate as needed to ease breathing- oxygen flow rate should not be adjusted without consulting a healthcare provider, as it can lead to complications.
C. Take antibiotic medication with or without food- The client should be advised to take the antibiotic medication as directed by the healthcare provider, which may be with or without food depending on the specific medication.

D. Decrease the steroid dose each day- It's not advisable to decrease the steroid dose each day without medical guidance.
E. Take antibiotics for 10 days- Completing the full course of antibiotics is crucial to ensure effective treatment of pneumonia and prevent recurrence or antibiotic resistance.
F. Store the oxygen cylinder wrench with the oxygen tank- storing the oxygen cylinder wrench with the oxygen tank ensures it is readily available in case of an emergency.
G. Take steroid medication in the morning- Taking steroid medication in the morning helps mimic the body's natural cortisol secretion pattern and reduces the risk of insomnia or sleep disturbances.

A) Play music in the client's room. - Music therapy can be a beneficial nonpharmacological intervention for managing pain and promoting relaxation.
B) Keep the client's room well lit. - Bright lighting may exacerbate pain for some clients; dim lighting or allowing the client to control the lighting can be more helpful.
C) Ensure that the client's room is kept at a cool temperature. - Temperature preferences can vary among individuals; the nurse should adjust the room temperature according to the client's comfort.

D) Encourage the client to abstain from distracting activities. - Engaging in distracting activities can help divert the client's attention from pain, so encouraging them may be appropriate.