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A nurse is caring for several pediatric clients who are affected by cataracts. Of these clients, which is the most obvious candidate for surgical removal of the cataract?
A) Two-month-old infant who is asymptomatic
B) Six-month-old infant with difficulty noticing toys or faces
C) Three-month-old infant with diminished reaction to bright light
D) One-month-old infant with no reaction to bright light and failure to notice toys or faces

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