Which statement correctly reflects Texas Board of Nursing requirements regarding human trafficking training?

Human trafficking involves exploitation through force or coercion. Healthcare providers identify victims by recognizing red flags such as restricted autonomy, trauma, or inconsistent medical histories during physical assessments and intake. Rationale: A. Training is not discretionary based on clinical suspicion. The Texas Occupations Code mandates completion regardless of the practice setting to ensure standardized awareness of the subtle indicators of exploitation among all licensed practitioners. B. Although emergency personnel frequently encounter victims, the statutory requirement encompasses all nursing roles. This broad scope ensures that victims in primary care, labor and delivery, or clinics receive consistent intervention and support. C. Texas House Bill 2059 requires all nurses to complete a Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) approved course. This ensures the education meets specific state-mandated criteria for identifying and reporting victims during every renewal cycle. D. Generic courses do not satisfy the Texas-specific mandate. The Board of Nursing only recognizes programs explicitly validated by HHSC, as these courses align with regional legal protocols and specific reporting requirements for the state.