Infants who are put to bed prone less than half the time have an increased incidence of SIDS compared to those who are never put

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Infants who are put to bed prone less than half the time have an increased incidence of SIDS compared to those who are never put

to bed prone. Those who are always put to bed prone have an increased incidence of SIDS compared to those who are put to bed prone less than half the time. What ancillary or supportive criterion does this statement correspond to?

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Studentka2010 [4] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-12T18:51:28+03:00

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Dose-response relationship

Explanation:

Dose-response relationship in pharmacology describes how a substance works an effect on an organism or, or it can be particularly seen as the the risk of a defined outcome which is as a result of the level of exposure or the given amount of an agent in the organism/body.