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You have responded to a home day care center for an injured child. A 4-year-old has fallen from a tr

You have responded to a home day care center for an injured child. A 4-year-old has fallen from a tree house and appears to have a broken arm or collarbone. She is crying and saying her arm hurts. You are concerned that she may have other injuries from the fall. Which of the following is the best approach with regard to consent?
A) Wait for law enforcement to arrive so they can give consent.
B) Ask the day care provider for permission to immediately transport the patient.
C) Get the parents' phone numbers so you can get parental consent.
D) Begin your assessment so you can determine how badly injured the child may be.

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