Which child has a risk factor for developing otitis media?
A)A 10-year-old child who plays baseball and soccer
B)A 14-year-old child who lives on a farm
C)A 5-year-old child who stays with her grandmother during summer break
D)An 18-month-old child who attends daycare while his parents work

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A)Risk factors for developing otitis media include being younger than age 2, participating in group care settings, having seasonal allergies, or being exposed to poor air quality. The 18-month-old child has two risk factors for developing otitis media. None of the other children have any of these risk factors.
B)Risk factors for developing otitis media include being younger than age 2, participating in group care settings, having seasonal allergies, or being exposed to poor air quality. The 18-month-old child has two risk factors for developing otitis media. None of the other children have any of these risk factors.
C)Risk factors for developing otitis media include being younger than age 2, participating in group care settings, having seasonal allergies, or being exposed to poor air quality. The 18-month-old child has two risk factors for developing otitis media. None of the other children have any of these risk factors.
D)Risk factors for developing otitis media include being younger than age 2, participating in group care settings, having seasonal allergies, or being exposed to poor air quality. The 18-month-old child has two risk factors for developing otitis media. None of the other children have any of these risk factors.

Which Child Has a Risk Factor for Developing Otitis Media