<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 28-year-old gravida 1 para 1 woman is being seen in the hospital for breast tenderness. She reports that both breasts are swollen and tender. She is also having difficulty getting her newborn to latch. The patient gave birth 4 days ago by uncomplicated vaginal delivery. During her pregnancy, the patient developed gestational diabetes but was otherwise healthy. She took folate and insulin. She attended all her pre-natal appointments. Upon examination, the patient has a low grade fever, but all other vital signs are stable. Bilateral breasts appear engorged and are tender to palpation. There is no erythema, warmth, or induration. A lactation nurse is brought in to assist the patient and her newborn with more effective breastfeeding positions. The patient says a neighbor told her that breastmilk actually lacks in nutrients, and she asks what the best option is for the health of her newborn. Which of the following components is breastmilk a poor source of?? A: Immunoglobulin A, B: Lysozymes, C: Phosphorus, D: Vitamin D, E: Whey protein,  <response>: This is a question about the nutritional components of breastmilk. The patient is experiencing engorgement and tenderness of the breasts which is making it difficult for her newborn to latch properly. She gave birth 4 days ago via uncomplicated vaginal delivery. She developed gestational diabetes during pregnancy but was otherwise healthy. Upon exam she has a low grade fever but all other vitals are stable. Her breasts are engorged and tender but there is no erythema, warmth or induration. A lactation nurse is brought in to help with more effective breastfeeding positions. The patient asks what the best option is for her newborns health and mentions she heard breastmilk lacks nutrients. The question is asking which nutrient breastmilk is a poor source of. D: Vitamin D 