Select all that apply A baby delivered via caesarean section acquire their resident microbiota from ______ and ______ ? the environment ? the mother's skin ? genital fluids and colostrum ? genital fluids
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Babies born vaginally acquire microbiota from the mother's vaginal canal and feces during passage through the birth canal. Since this baby was delivered via caesarean section, it did not have this exposure. Show more…
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