When preparing to administer a domestic violence screening tool to a female client, which statement should the nurse provide?

A) While this statement acknowledges the purpose of the questions, it may not always be appropriate to assume the client's partner is the abuser. Additionally, it may not address the client's potential hesitancy or fear in disclosing abuse. B) While accurate, this statement may not sufficiently address the importance of screening or the prevalence of domestic abuse. C) This statement provides a rationale for the screening process by emphasizing its routine nature and the prevalence of domestic abuse, which may help normalize the process and encourage disclosure. D) While some jurisdictions may have laws mandating healthcare providers to screen for domestic violence, this statement may not be universally applicable and may not effectively address the client's concerns or encourage disclosure.