In the Context of the Ability of Neonates to Lift

question 58

Multiple Choice

In the context of the ability of neonates to lift and hold their torsos and heads, which of the following is true?

• A) They generally manage to hold their heads quite well; hence, supporting the head is not necessary.
• B) They cannot move their heads on their own.
• C) They can move their heads slightly to the side.
• D) They can lift their heads and torsos for short periods of time when on their stomachs.

Understand the concept of ethical dilemmas and how they involve choosing between conflicting ethical alternatives.

Recognize the characteristics of social communication including its bidirectionality and high message frequency.

Learn effective communication strategies with multilingual or diverse audiences.

Grasp the importance of considering the future ethical implications of current decisions.

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Definitions:

Retained

Kept or continued to have possession or use of something, often used in the context of keeping information, positions, or objects.

Confidentiality

The ethical principle or legal right that a professional or organization should not disclose information about a client or patient to others without the consent of the individual.

Retained

Retained refers to something that is kept or continued to be used, held in position, or remembered.

Access

The ability, right, or opportunity to reach, use, or participate in something.