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The nurse is educating parents on how to prevent recurrent otitis media in their infant. What advice should the nurse give?

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Rationale: Avoiding smoke exposure reduces Eustachian tube irritation, decreasing otitis media risk. Daily ear inspections don't prevent infections, prone positioning increases SIDS risk, and breastfeeding, while beneficial, is not specific to otitis media prevention.

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