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The parents of a newborn, who is currently in the NICU, are worried about the placement of an IV in their baby's scalp. How should the nurse alleviate their concerns?A. The IV is placed in the scalp because it is the most convenient location for the nurseB. The IV is positioned in a region with minimal adipose tissue for optimal vein visibilityC. The IV is placed in the scalp because it causes the least amount of discomfort for the baby
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