A Newborn Infant Is Found to Have Down Syndrome

question 10

Multiple Choice

A newborn infant is found to have Down syndrome. During skin assessment, the nurse notices a transient mottling on the trunk and extremities in response to the cooler temperature in the examination room. The infant's mother has also noticed the mottling and wants to know what it is. The nurse knows that this mottling is called:

• A)café au lait spots.
• B)carotenemia.
• C)acrocyanosis.
• D)cutis marmorata.

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Definitions:

Successively Gratify

To provide satisfaction or rewards in a sequential manner, often used as a strategy to maintain motivation and engagement.

Highest Level

The utmost degree or the peak of achievement, performance, or quality in a given context.

McClelland's Need Theory

A motivational theory that identifies three primary needs driving human behavior: Need for Achievement, Need for Power, and Need for Affiliation.

Learned Needs

Psychological needs that are acquired through life experiences and socialization, influencing individuals' behavior and motivations in various contexts.