With Regard to the Initial Visit with a Patient Who

With regard to the initial visit with a patient who is beginning prenatal care, nurses should be aware that:

A) The first interview is a relaxed, get-acquainted affair in which nurses gather some general impressions.
B) If nurses observe handicapping conditions, they should be sensitive and not inquire about them because the patient will do that in her own time.
C) Nurses should be alert to the appearance of potential parenting problems such as depression or lack of family support.
D) Because of legal complications, nurses should not ask about illegal drug use; that is left to physicians.