a client in the third trimester of pregnancy has to travel a long distance by car. the client is anxious about the effect the travel may have on her pregnancy. which instruction should the nurse provide to promote easy and safe travel for the client?

The nurse should advise the client to always wear a three-point seat belt to prevent ejection or serious injury from a collision in order to promote simple and safe travel for the client.
If it is possible, the nurse should advise the client to deactivate the airbag.
The client should be shown by the nurse how to properly fasten a nonpadded shoulder strap so that it passes through the breasts and over the upper abdomen, above the uterus.
The client must be given instructions by the nurse to wear a lap belt that crosses the pelvis beneath—not over—the uterus.

The seat belt has been credited with saving more than one million lives and is widely considered among the most cost-effective public health interventions.
It has also prevented or reduced the severity of injuries among many millions of other road users.
Volvo Buses introduced the three-point seat belt on all seats in the early 1990s.
Over the years many still felt skeptical about whether this kind of protective measure would improve safety enough to constitute it

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