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A new mother expresses concern over the tiny white bumps on her baby's nose and chin. Which of these explanations should the nurse give to the mother?
 
  a. The baby's face has probably not been washed adequately.
  b. These bumps are normal in newborns and will go away by themselves.
  c. These bumps are an indication of a milk allergy.
  d. This skin eruption is an early indication of a systemic infection.
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Milia are white, pinhead-sized distended sebaceous glands on the check, nose, chin, and occasionally on the truck. After a few weeks of bathing, they usually disappear.
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