The responsibility of the nurse caring for a victim of child abuse (child maltreatment) in the emergency room would include which of the following?

Rationale: A. Suggesting admission for observation is appropriate to ensure the child's safety and allow for thorough assessment. B. Directly questioning the child about the abuse may be traumatic and should be done by trained professionals, such as child protective services or forensic interviewers. C. Prohibiting parents from visiting without evidence may cause additional stress; visitation decisions should be guided by safety protocols. D. Prohibiting the babysitter from staying without clear reason may remove a potential support; visitors should be managed carefully but not automatically restricted.