Read the passage.Keeping Preemies WarmPremature babies—born three or more weeks short of a full-term pregnancy—often lack vital body fat, putting them at risk of dangerously low body temperatures. Such "preemies" can be warmed in hospital incubators. However, incubators are not always a viable solution in lower-income countries. Hospitals in poor countries often cannot afford the equipment, and the hospitals that do have incubators are typically located only in urban areas. Many rural families are unable to transport their preemies such long distances, and those who make the trip can generally remain at the hospital for only a few days. A group of students at Stanford University developed a solution: an inexpensive, portable baby warmer for home-based use. Similar to a small sleeping bag, the warmer contains a heating pouch which, once warmed, maintains a temperature of 98.6°F for four hours. Thanks to this innovation, thousands of preemies have been saved.What is the main, or central, idea of the passage?Students at Stanford University designed a sleeping-bag-like baby warmer that can remain at 98.6°F for four hours after being warmed.Premature babies, at risk of life-threatening low body temperatures, must be kept in a warm environment.Stanford students developed a baby warmer for use in the home, saving the lives of premature babies whose families lack access to incubators.Submit

The main, or central, idea of the passage is Stanford students developed a baby warmer for use in the home, saving the lives of premature babies whose families lack access to incubators. How does the detail in bold develop the main idea?Premature babies—born three or more weeks short of a full-term pregnancy—often lack vital body fat, putting them at risk of dangerously low body temperatures. Such "preemies" can be warmed in hospital incubators. However, incubators are not always a viable solution in lower-income countries. Hospitals in poor countries often cannot afford the equipment, and the hospitals that do have incubators are typically located only in urban areas. Many rural families are unable to transport their preemies such long distances, and those who make the trip can generally remain at the hospital for only a few days. A group of students at Stanford University developed a solution: an inexpensive, portable baby warmer for home-based use. Similar to a small sleeping bag, the warmer contains a heating pouch which, once warmed, maintains a temperature of 98.6°F for four hours. Thanks to this innovation, thousands of preemies have been saved.It indicates why incubators aren't a practical solution for all preemies.It explains why low body temperatures are harmful for preemies.It establishes the fact that premature babies may not survive.Submit

Women in rapidly transitioning indigenous populations may have better access to prenatal care, but at the same timeQuestion 4Select one:a.they do not really appreciate it.b.such care is rarely accepted because it runs counter to their social and cultural normsc.they maybe subject to other risks such as smoking or alcohol abuse which affects their pregnancy

Four babies are in the newborn nursery. The nurse that is at highest risk for developing cold stress syndrome is?*1 pointA.Infant with Rh incompatibilityB.Infant with neural tube defectC.Infant born with diabetic motherD.Infant born after 41st week of pregnancy

what social forces increase the likelihood of preganancy?

Premature infants _____ at risk for developing a vitamin A deficiency because they are born with low stores of vitamin A.Multiple choice question.areare not