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A charge nurse notices that the 66-year-old nurse who works the shift has come to work with a black eye. The charge nurse is aware that the nurse lives with an adult grandson who has caused problems in the past. The charge nurse should:

1. Ignore the situation until the nurse shows a willingness to talk.
2. Notify security to approach the nurse about the situation.
3. Discuss the situation with the nurse in a private setting.
4. Ask the other staff members if abuse is involved.

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