The development of motor control starts with:
a. lower leg control, then arm control, and then head control.
b. head and trunk control, then lower legs.
c. trunk and arm control, then lower legs, then head and neck.
d. head and leg control that occur simultaneously, then neck control.
e. finger and hand control, then lower legs, then head and neck control.
Question 2
Newborn health status is assessed by a number of indicators of growth and development taken right after birth, which include all of the following EXCEPT:
a. birthweight.
b. length.
c. head circumference.
d. knee to ankle length.
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