A new mother brings a male infant,2-weeks-old,to the pediatric clinic for a check-up.The mother is concerned that her infant may be at risk for pyloric stenosis due to her age and because her husband had surgery for the condition when he was an infant.Which responses by the nurse are the most appropriate based on this data?

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A) The infant is at a greater risk for developing pyloric stenosis because of the familial history. Pyloric stenosis is more common in males than females. The mother's age is not correlated with an increased risk of pyloric stenosis. While bowel movements are important, this is not indicative of not having pyloric stenosis. 
B) The infant is at a greater risk for developing pyloric stenosis because of the familial history. Pyloric stenosis is more common in males than females. The mother's age is not correlated with an increased risk of pyloric stenosis. While bowel movements are important, this is not indicative of not having pyloric stenosis. 
C) The infant is at a greater risk for developing pyloric stenosis because of the familial history. Pyloric stenosis is more common in males than females. The mother's age is not correlated with an increased risk of pyloric stenosis. While bowel movements are important, this is not indicative of not having pyloric stenosis. 
D) The infant is at a greater risk for developing pyloric stenosis because of the familial history. Pyloric stenosis is more common in males than females. The mother's age is not correlated with an increased risk of pyloric stenosis. While bowel movements are important, this is not indicative of not having pyloric stenosis.

A New Mother Brings a Male Infant,2-Weeks-Old,to the Pediatric Clinic