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An infant weighing 2300 g would be considered a _____-birthweight infant.
 a. high
 b. normal
 c. low
 d. very low
 e. extremely low

Question 2

Full-term infants are born at _____ weeks gestation.
 a. 30-33
  b. 33-36
  c. 37-42
  d. 40-44
  e. 44-46



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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