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The nurse is tube-feeding an infant. In order to reduce future difficulty with the infant accepting oral feedings, which of the following actions will the nurse carry out?

a. Keep the infant in an upright position and never lose hand contact with the infant.
b. Have the infant suck on the nurse's fingers.
c. Hold the infant in an en face position, give eye contact, and carry out verbal interaction.
d. Give the baby a pacifier to use at each feeding.

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