Answer:
lose their ability to proliferate once development of the nervous system is complete
Explanation:
<u>The nervous system is a very essential system in a person's body</u>. It starts developing from the first trimester of pregnancy and becomes fully developed during the woman's third trimester of pregnancy until the fetus is born. <u>Thus, anything that happens during or after the woman's pregnancy may affect the infant's brain development. </u>
In the situation above, the baby was born with facial nerve paralysis. This is a condition which causes some problems to the newborn, such as <em>uncontrollable facial movements</em>. It could be a result of trauma to the facial nerve. <u>The trauma can happen before or after birth. </u>
Remember that once the nervous system is complete, it cannot repair or proliferate anymore. This makes the cells in the nervous system different from all the other cells in the human body. In the case above, the infant permanently lost his ability to have a functioning facial nerve.
Thus, this explains the answer.
<u>Answer:</u>
Mouth to mouth respiration during CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) is given if the person is responding to chest compression.
Option: (C)
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Chest compression occurs when the person stops breathing. So, if the person shows the sign of chest compression then one should immediately start the mouth to mouth respiration.
- Though there is less chance for the patient to get conscious but it is the best technique available.
- Whether the person is child or adult, we must apply the CPR for the chest compression case to save their life in case of emergency.
