A nurse can
identify possible developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) during a newborn
assessment through asymmetry of the gluteal folds. Asymmetrical buttock creases can
suggest hip dysplasia in infants but an ultrasound or x-ray study will need to
be done to determine whether the hips are normal or not just like a hip click.
<span>The statement "Abnormal cells crowd out cells and steal nutrients" is true. Abnormal cells are the cells that are not considered as normal and usual in the human body. Cancer cells are example for abnormal cells. These </span><span><span>ignore normal laws of tissue boundaries and local territories. They cause problems to cells and organs crowd out other organs, take up space and prevent other critical functions from happening.</span> </span>
