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question 6 of 20
the continual decrease in sids cases is largely due to which of the following?
○ appropriate sleeping locations
○ putting infants on their backs to sleep
○ accommodations for safe sleep environments
○ all of the above

question 7 of 20
the term suid stands for which of the following?
○ severely unusual identifiable death
○ serious unidentified intentional disease
○ sudden unexpected infant death
○ none of the above

Explanation:

Question 6 of 20

To reduce SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome), recommendations include safe sleeping practices: putting infants on their backs (a key recommendation), appropriate sleeping locations (like a firm surface, no loose bedding), and safe sleep environments (e.g., avoiding co - sleeping risks). So all these factors contribute to the decrease in SIDS cases.

The term SUID is defined as Sudden Unexpected Infant Death. The other options have incorrect expansions (e.g., "Severely Unusual Identifiable Death" and "Serious Unidentified Intentional Disease" do not match the standard definition of SUID).

Answer:

D. All of the above

Question 7 of 20