Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is related to option D. Sleep Apnea. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is defined as the sudden occurrence of death in infants (1 year below) without knowing the exact cause of it. Based on studies, SIDS usually occurs during sleep and is connected with sleep apnea as the cause. Sleep apnea is defined as breathing pauses or shallow breaths.
This will help to insure that these laws are not broken by any members of the team, therefore avoiding the consequences and providing the safest possible outcome for the patient
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A digestion system specialist is a gastroenterologist
false, swimming pools are a breeding place for bacteria