The practical nurse (PN) believes that a prescription for a child is incorrect because the dosage prescribed is the usual adult dosage. Which action should the PN take?

A. If the PN suspects an error in a prescription, especially regarding a child's dosage, it's imperative to communicate concerns to the healthcare provider for clarification and potential adjustment. B. While involving another nurse might provide a second opinion, it's crucial to involve the prescriber to rectify any potential prescription errors. C. The prescription should be confirmed with the healthcare provider before any medication is dispensed or administered. D. While seeking information from peers is valuable, this situation calls for direct clarification from the prescriber to ensure proper dosing for the child.