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A group of nurses are discussing the benefits of the blood-brain barrier, which statement made by one of the nurses regarding the blood-brain barrier demonstrates a need for further teaching?

a. It can protect the brain from injury by potentially toxic substances.
b. It can be a significant obstacle to entry of therapeutic agents.
c. It is not fully developed at birth.
d. Infants are not as sensitive to central nervous system drugs as older children and adults.

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