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An infant born premature at 34 weeks is receiving gavage feedings. The client holding her infant asks why the nurse places a pacifier in the infant's mouth during these feedings. The nurse replies that the pacifier helps in what ways? Select all that apply.

Correct Answer: B,D

Rationale: The pacifier provides oral stimulation and reminds the infant how to suck, promoting oral motor development.

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