The well-child clinic nurse reminds the parents of an infant who has atopic dermatitis to be especially careful when introducing new foods to the child as these children frequently have sensitivities to such foods as: (Select all that apply.)
a. Eggs
b. Wheat products
c. Oatmeal
d. Peanuts
e. Peaches
A, B, D
Children with atopic dermatitis frequently have food allergies to eggs, wheat, cow's milk, peanuts, and citrus fruits.
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