Of all the physical findings noticed on a child, which is most likely to indicate abuse?

A. While scald burns can be suspicious, especially if they have clear lines or are immersion-type burns, variations in depth alone may also occur accidentally and need further investigation before confirming abuse. B. A maculopapular rash is commonly associated with viral infections or allergic reactions, not abuse. C. A tall, thin appearance may suggest a constitutional body type or a medical condition, but it is not a specific indicator of abuse. D. Linear abrasions on the ankles and wrists may suggest restraints or bindings, which are highly suspicious for physical abuse, especially if not explained by a medical procedure or accident. These marks are considered red flags and should prompt further investigation.