The nurse is providing supportive care for the parents of an infant who died from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Which action by the nurse is appropriate?

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A)The family will need emotional support during this time, including support from the family's spiritual leader and support groups for parents who have lost children. This support should not be delayed for the investigation. An autopsy will be necessary, and interviews to determine the cause of death will be the responsibility of the medical examiner and law enforcement agents, not the nurse.
B)The family will need emotional support during this time, including support from the family's spiritual leader and support groups for parents who have lost children. This support should not be delayed for the investigation. An autopsy will be necessary, and interviews to determine the cause of death will be the responsibility of the medical examiner and law enforcement agents, not the nurse.
C)The family will need emotional support during this time, including support from the family's spiritual leader and support groups for parents who have lost children. This support should not be delayed for the investigation. An autopsy will be necessary, and interviews to determine the cause of death will be the responsibility of the medical examiner and law enforcement agents, not the nurse.
D)The family will need emotional support during this time, including support from the family's spiritual leader and support groups for parents who have lost children. This support should not be delayed for the investigation. An autopsy will be necessary, and interviews to determine the cause of death will be the responsibility of the medical examiner and law enforcement agents, not the nurse.

The Nurse Is Providing Supportive Care for the Parents of an Infant