A husband and wife, both aged 42 years, have adopted a 10-month-old infant from Eastern Europe. The infant has been in an orphanage since birth. The infant's family history is unavailable. A physical examination of the infant was required before the infant entered the United States, and the results were documented as "normal.'' The adoptive parents are bringing the child in for the first well-child visit with the PNP today. What initial screening tests should be performed?
A) CBC, urinalysis, hepatitis B screen, and screening for fetal alcohol effects (FAE) and fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)
B) Hepatitis B screen, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) screen, stool test for parasites, and screening for FAE and FAS
C) CBC, Mantoux test, and screening for FAE and FAS
D) CBC, hepatitis B screen, HIV screen, and screening for FAE and FAS