A Child Developed Cervical Lymphadenopathy After a Scabies Infestation

A child developed cervical lymphadenopathy after a scabies infestation. One node remains enlarged 6 months after the infestation but has not increased in size. The physical examination reveals a non-tender, non-erythematous node. What will the provider tell the child's parents?

A) The child may need surgical intervention.
B) The child should see a pediatric oncologist.
C) The node will need to be biopsied.
D) This node is most likely benign.