How should a therapist determine the size of the nasal prongs to effectively administer CPAP to infants?
A) The prongs should occlude only 50% of the external nares diameter.
B) The prongs should occlude at least 75% of the external nares diameter.
C) The prongs should occlude 100% of the external nares diameter with minimal blanching.
D) The prongs should occlude 100% of the external nares diameter without blanching.
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