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The caregiver of a 1-year-old boy calls the nurse, upset that his wife has just told him that their son is being given a hormone. His wife says that the pediatrician called it human chorionic gonadotropic hormone but that is all she understood. The nurse most accurately clarifies the caregiver's question by making which statement regarding the son's treatment?

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The human chorionic gonadotropic hormone is the hormone that are produced by the placenta after the implantation of the embryo. This hormone confirms the pregnancy test of females.

The boy is given the human chorionic gonadotropic hormone. This hormone helps the boy to undropped testes to move into their exact position. This statement of the nurse clarifies that the human chorionic gonadotropic hormone is important for the treatment of the child.

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