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An infant client is ordered to receive a topical silver nitrate ointment to prevent infection after sustaining burns. The nurse be especially vigilant for signs of silver toxicity because:

a. infants have immature liver function and metabolism.
b. infants have decreased renal function and renal clearance.
c. infants' bodies have increased body water composition.
d. infants have thinner skin, allowing for greater absorption.

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