School nurse Millie Martin has identified a child who she believes has been the victim of physical abuse. Millie contacted her supervisor to clarify what she should do and was told to
1. Do nothing because of rules of confidentiality applicable to the child and her parents.
2. Gather irrefutable evidence, then contact the police.
3. Refer to and follow the district's policy related to suspected child abuse.
4. Talk to the parents to see whether there is a legitimate explanation of the child's behavior and physical condition.
ANS: 3
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