Question

A 7-month-old infant is brought to the pediatric clinic for a well-child visit. The nurse assesses several of the infant's behaviors. What behavior is most unusual for an infant of this age? Putting clothespins in a plastic bottle Playing with the toes during the examination Clinging to the parent when the nurse approaches Sitting unsupported for brief periods on the examination table

Answer 1

Answer: Clinging to the parent when the nurse approaches.

( This is because seven month old infants usually learn to interact or get attracted with the new things. They are able to sit for few minutes without any support. But if the infant is clinging to his parent that means might bhi he is not well or have problem in interaction. )