When Making Recommendations About the Infant's Active Movement, the Physical

question 3

Multiple Choice

When making recommendations about the infant's active movement, the physical therapist should generally recommend

• A) encouraging the infant to have several periods of active movement during the day to build body strength and endurance.
• B) allowing active movement when the infant is awake and quietly alert, but helping the infant to avoid excessive, frequent movements.
• C) avoiding all active movement to conserve energy, including using restraints if needed.
• D) encouraging any active movement as long as the infant is not crying.

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