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Caregivers could best reduce the number of infections that infants have by:

Caregivers could best reduce the number of infections that infants have by:

a. taking the infant to the pediatrician's office whenever the infant has a fever, diarrhea, or nasal discharge
b. washing hands frequently, not kissing the infants' hands, and washing all objects that go into a baby's mouth
c. limiting the number of people who visit the home and not letting other people pick up and hold the baby
d. starting medication sooner whenever the infant has a fever or any other symptoms of infection

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