Neonatal Deaths May Be Complicated and Made Difficult for Parents

question 24

Multiple Choice

Neonatal deaths may be complicated and made difficult for parents as a result of:

• A)The possibility that one or more parents may be excluded or not always able to be present
• B)The nature of the attachment they have to their offspring
• C)The fact that these deaths often occur in an institutional context
• D)All of these
• E)None of these

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