Grace visits her uncle's farm in Kentucky, and he takes her to a pen with a newborn calf whose mother has just died. Although Grace's uncle says he can provide the calf with nourishment, but he is uncertain about the future health of this calf.
What can be done to help increase the chances that the calf will have a healthy development?
a. Isolate the calf from animal or human contact; that is the only way to stop the spread of infection.
b. Without a mother, the newborn calf may not have the appropriate amount of constant touch and contact needed for survival, so it is important to provide the calf with a source of touch.
c. Remove all types of bedding and soft blankets from the pen, this can introduce infection.
d. Build a wire-framed structure resembling the mother to console the newborn calf.
Question 2
Another term for frottage is ____.
a. dry humping c. cunnilingus
b. coitus d. fellatio
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