A nurse is admitting an older adult client who is transferring from another facility. The nurse notes pressure ulcers on the client's coccyx and abrasions around both wrists. Which of the following actions should the nurse take to address suspicions of elder abuse?

A. Privately interviewing the client is the first step in assessing the possibility of elder abuse and gathering detailed information. B. Notifying risk management is necessary after abuse is confirmed or suspected, but it is not the first step. C. Informing the transferring agency is not appropriate until further investigation. D. Contacting the family may not be appropriate if they are suspected of abuse.