A 5-year-old child with no risk factors presents for routine care. Parents ask about TB screening due to media reports. He lives in an urban Canadian setting with low TB incidence and no household exposures. What is the most appropriate response?APerform a tuberculin skin test routinelyBOrder annual chest X-raysCExplain that routine TB screening is not recommended in low-risk children and focus on risk-based assessmentDStart prophylactic isoniazidEReport the family to public health for refusal of testingCheck my answer