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A primiparous client with a neonate who is 36 hours old asks the nurse, "Why does my baby spit up a small amount of formula after feeding?" The nurse explains that the regurgitation is thought to result from which of the following?

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Rationale: An immature cardiac sphincter in newborns can cause regurgitation of formula.

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