With Regard to the Gastrointestinal (GI) System of the Newborn

question 21

Multiple Choice

With regard to the gastrointestinal (GI) system of the newborn, nurses should be aware that:

• A) The newborn's cheeks are full because of normal fluid retention.
• B) The nipple of the bottle or breast must be placed well inside the baby's mouth because teeth have been developing in utero, and one or more may even be through.
• C) Regurgitation during the first day or two can be reduced by burping the infant and slightly elevating the baby's head.
• D) Bacteria are already present in the infant's GI tract at birth, because they traveled through the placenta.

Critique the concept of meritocracy and explore alternative frameworks for understanding wealth and prestige distribution.

Understand and critique the functionalist Davis-Moore thesis, and explain its limitations with reference to Max Weber's concepts of class, status, and party.

Develop sociologically informed responses to common misconceptions about success and laziness in the context of social stratification.

Analyze the characteristics of Canada's social system, discerning elements of both closed (caste) and open (meritocracy) systems through examples.

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Definitions:

Comparison Other

A reference point in social comparison theory, where individuals evaluate themselves in relation to others to assess accomplishments, abilities, or status.

Self-image

An individual’s conception of themselves, which can include perceptions of their abilities, appearance, and personality.

Social Sources

The origins from which individuals or organizations obtain social support, norms, or influences.

Distributive Justice Principle

A concept in social psychology concerning the fair allocation of resources among diverse members of a community.