The nurse is caring for a 6-month-old infant with pyloric stenosis. Which of the following statements regarding this client's digestive system is false?

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A)Most children have a complete set of primary teeth by 3-6 years of age. At 6 months, the first teeth begin to erupt. An infant develops voluntary control over swallowing by 6 weeks. Enzymes are sufficient to aid in digestion by 4-6 months, so an infant at 6 months should have sufficient enzymes for digestion. The infant's tongue is larger than that of a child or adult in comparison to the nasal and oral passages.
B)Most children have a complete set of primary teeth by 3-6 years of age. At 6 months, the first teeth begin to erupt. An infant develops voluntary control over swallowing by 6 weeks. Enzymes are sufficient to aid in digestion by 4-6 months, so an infant at 6 months should have sufficient enzymes for digestion. The infant's tongue is larger than that of a child or adult in comparison to the nasal and oral passages.
C)Most children have a complete set of primary teeth by 3-6 years of age. At 6 months, the first teeth begin to erupt. An infant develops voluntary control over swallowing by 6 weeks. Enzymes are sufficient to aid in digestion by 4-6 months, so an infant at 6 months should have sufficient enzymes for digestion. The infant's tongue is larger than that of a child or adult in comparison to the nasal and oral passages.
D)Most children have a complete set of primary teeth by 3-6 years of age. At 6 months, the first teeth begin to erupt. An infant develops voluntary control over swallowing by 6 weeks. Enzymes are sufficient to aid in digestion by 4-6 months, so an infant at 6 months should have sufficient enzymes for digestion. The infant's tongue is larger than that of a child or adult in comparison to the nasal and oral passages.

The Nurse Is Caring for a 6-Month-Old Infant with Pyloric