The clinic nurse is interviewing a woman who has been brought from the local jail for prenatal care. The most appropriate actions are:
Select all answers that apply:
A) Ask all questions in a non-threatening and open approach
B) Ask about the woman's criminal history
C) Ask about the woman's family and how her supports can be increased
D) Ask the woman how the clinic nurses and other staff can be supportive
A, C, D
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