For which of the following infants would a protein hydrolysate formula be least appropriate?
A) Preterm infant
B) Infant with multiple food allergies
C) Infant with a family history of cow's milk allergy
D) Infant with impaired protein metabolism
A
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Which is the most direct benefit for nurses who develop a spiritual connection with God or another higher power?
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1. Sweating 2. Trembling 3. Vomiting 4. Impaired cognition 5. Breathing difficulty
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A) Cardiovascular status B) Positioning C) Keeping the patient warm D) Keeping the patient hydrated