A coworker tells a pediatric nurse that he suspects his neighbors are abusing their children, but he doesn't want to get involved. The nurse assures him that he can report the suspected abuse: (Select all that apply.)
a. Without giving his name
b. Without fear of reprisal from the neighbor
c. With assurance of an investigation within 72 hours
d. Through any member of the clergy
e. In writing, by registered mail
A, B, C
Any citizen can make a child abuse report without giving his or her name. The citizen is immune from liability as long as the report is made in good faith. The authorities will investigate within 72 hours of the report. The report can be made by telephone and does not need the representation of clergy.
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