Jenna's neighbor has called protective services initiating a home visit from the agency. The investigative worker found that there may be some at-risk concerns for Jenna's three young children, although there is no immediate danger. The worker cannot:

A. Recommend that the children stay in the home with Jenna.
B. Open a case with the agency assigning a treatment worker.
C. Tell Jenna what she must do to keep the children in her home.
D. Remove the children and make them available for adoption.


Answer: D

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