What feeding practice reduces the infant's risk of choking?
A. Diluting milk or formula so it is easier for an infant to swallow
B. Positioning the infant in a high chair during bottle feedings
C. Enlarging the nipple opening so milk flows more quickly
D. Holding the infant in a semi-upright position during feedings
Answer (2)
The best practice to reduce the risk of choking in infants during feeding is to hold them in a semi-upright position. This position facilitates safe swallowing and decreases the likelihood of inhalation. Other practices may increase choking risks and should be avoided.
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The best practice to reduce the risk of choking in infants during feeding is to hold them in a semi-upright position. This position allows for better swallowing and minimizes the chance of inhalation. Other options can increase choking risks and are not recommended. ;
