What is the most reliable indicator of an infant's health? 1. Birth weight 2. Maternal weight...
What is the most reliable indicator of an infant's health?
1. Birth weight
2. Maternal weight before pregancy
3. Maternal weight gain during pregnancy
4. Health status of the mother
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ANSWER.
1,Birth weight is the most reliable indicator of the infant's health.
Infant's born with a normal birth weight are healthy compared to
overweight and underweight babies.
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Start answers from number 12!
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