The newly employed nurse was surprised to see cloth diapers in the newborn nursery rather than the usual disposable diapers. Considering the dangers of infection, why would a hospital have cloth diapers?
A. Cloth diapers are cheaper than disposable diapers.
B. Cloth diapers fit better and are more comfortable for infants.
C. It is easier to have an in-hospital laundry than to continually order new supplies.
D. It helps to teach mothers how to care for their newborns at home.
ANS: A
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)