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The nurse is caring for an infant who is being treated for severe diarrhea. Twenty-four hours after admission, the diet is advanced from NPO to clear liquids. After clear liquids are started, the baby has four stools in two hours. What should the nurse do?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Four stools in two hours suggest intolerance to oral fluids, requiring a pause in feedings to prevent worsening dehydration.

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