Which of the Following Weights Is the Standard Classification for a Low-Birth-Weight

question 169

Multiple Choice

Which of the following weights is the standard classification for a low-birth-weight infant?

• A) 1.6 kg or less
• B) 1.8 kg or less
• C) 2.5 kg or less
• D) 2.9 kg or less

Identify barriers to the implementation of evidence-based policies.

Distinguish between different types of policies based on their objectives and targeted issues.

Understand the role and application of policy assessment tools such as matrices.

Appreciate the value of evidence and theoretical, professional, or moral grounds in defending policies.

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