Which of these factors will contribute to preventing otitis media in infants up to 12 months old?

a. a smoke-free environment
b. bottle-feeding infants on a flat surface
c. breastfeeding
d. keeping infant's room at 72 degrees Fahrenheit


A
Prevention of otitis media includes proper positioning during feeding, getting immunizations, and proving a smoke-free environment.

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