The daughter of a divorced couple is hospitalized for injuries received in an automobile accident. The father, who has custody, is at work when the mother arrives at the hospital. The mother is extremely agitated and wants to see her daughter immediately
A) Tell the mother what room the child is in
B) Check to see who is allowed to have contact with the child
C) Ask the child if she would like to see her mother
D) Ask the mother if she is allowed to see the child
Ans: B
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