The Nurse in the Pediatric Clinic Receives a Telephone Call

The nurse in the pediatric clinic receives a telephone call from the mother of an infant. The mother is concerned that her baby has constipation. To arrive at the cause of the constipation and to determine the intervention, the nurse will most likely ask:

A) "What type of milk are you feeding, how much at each feeding, and how many feedings?"
B) "How much does your baby sleep during the day and during the night?"
C) "Is there a family history of constipation or bowel disorders in your family?"
D) "Are you giving your child any constipating foods to eat?"