Clinical signs of nutrition deficiency or toxicity are often apparent in the

You have just assisted in the delivery of an approximately 4-kg newborn whose mother is a rather petite primapara. On assessment, you note that there is no spontaneous movement of the infant's right arm at the shoulder, but he moves the elbow and wrist. He otherwise exhibits vigorous movement and has a 1-minute APGAR score of 9. Which of the following should you suspect?

A) Neonatal abstinence syndrome B) Spinal cord damage C) Fractured clavicle D) Caput succedaneum

During shock states, glucose uptake is usually:

a. enhanced. b. normal. c. impaired. d. energy intensive.