One Can Safely Conclude That Having an Infant Practice Sitting

question 7

Multiple Choice

One can safely conclude that having an infant practice sitting will result in

• A) an infant with well-developed motor skills.
• B) an infant that can sit longer at an earlier age.
• C) an infant that is better at both sitting and walking.
• D) an infant that will exhibit motor skills at the same time as his "no practice" peers.

Understand patient-centered care and communication strategies, including the use of interpreters, for patients with language barriers.

Assess and prioritize client's learning needs and preparedness for learning, including understanding how sensory acuity and support systems impact these needs.

Motivate patients with chronic conditions to participate in their own care and understand the importance of follow-up and self-care activities.

Identify and overcome barriers to patient education, including timing and physical or emotional unpreparedness for learning.

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