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Wadzanai

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These two religious affiliations do not eat pork products.
 
  1. Muslim and Mormonism
   2. New Age and Atheism
   3. Judaism and Muslim
   4. Judaism and Buddhism

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When assessing an emesis of an infant, it is important to note which of the following?
 
  1. Curdled milk
   2. Amount
   3. The timing of the emesis
   4. All of the above should be documented.



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1. Mormonism allows for pork products.
2. There are no diet restrictions for people of the New Age or Atheist faiths.
3. The Jewish and Muslim faiths do not permit the eating of pork.
4. A Buddhist does not have diet restrictions for pork.

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1. Curdled milk is an indication of the digestion process.
2. The amount can indicate the adoption of the previous intake.
3. The timing may indicate what the infant is doing to cause the emesis.
4. Curdled milk, amount, and timing can give indications as to how to treat the infant's condition.





 

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