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A patient is scheduled to begin postpyloric enteral feeding today. How would the nurse explain the benefits of this procedure?
1."You won't have to have a feeding tube in your nose."
2."This will reduce the risk of getting formula in your lungs."
3."This will help you get more nutrition, as your stomach isn't working correctly yet."
4."We can give your feedings all at one time rather than hooking you to a feeding machine all the time."

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