A Chinese-American Infant Is Seen in a Well-Baby Clinic

A Chinese-American infant is seen in a well-baby clinic. The parent reports that the baby is irritable and not eating well. The nurse notices several skin abrasions on the thighs and upper arms. What is the nurse's most appropriate initial intervention?

A) Ask if the parent has used coining.
B) Report the parent for suspected child abuse.
C) Assess whether or not the parent desires to harm the child.
D) Ask if the parent has taken the child to an acupuncturist.