When receiving an aerosol treatment, infants usually inhale through their nose regardless of whether their mouths are open.

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This is because infants primarily breathe through their nose rather than their mouth, especially when they are sleeping. It is important to ensure that the mask or device used for the aerosol treatment fits snugly over the nose and mouth to ensure proper delivery of the medication.

When Receiving an Aerosol Treatment, Infants Usually Inhale Through Their