A mother presents to the clinic with her 6-year-old daughter and she is concerned that she has been moody and withdrawn from family activities over the past few months. She also noted bruising on her arm a few weeks ago, which concerned her. Social and family history revealed the family moved into a household with another family and an adult relative. Your physical exam reveals bruising on the thigh area and upper arm. What is the best next step with this child and family?
A) Interview the child without the parent present.
B) Report bruises to Child Protective Services.
C) Complete the visit and send the child home with appointment for follow-up.
D) Consult child's father about bruises.
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