A client presents to the emergency department (ED) reporting abdominal pain. The nurse observes the client's right cheek and eye are bruised and suspects possible domestic violence. Which approach is best for the nurse to use when interviewing the client?

A. Get the most difficult questions over with first: Starting with the most difficult or sensitive questions can cause the client to feel threatened or overwhelmed, making them less likely to disclose important information about potential abuse. B. Share personal values to put the client at ease: Sharing personal values can shift focus away from the client and may introduce bias or pressure, which can interfere with the client's ability to openly share sensitive information. C. Begin with questions that are less sensitive in nature: Beginning with less sensitive questions helps build trust and rapport, allowing the client to feel more comfortable and supported before discussing more difficult topics like domestic violence. D. Ask questions in a vague, non-specific format: Vague questioning can lead to confusion and incomplete information, making it harder for the nurse to accurately assess the situation and intervene appropriately for the client's safety.