Question

question 6 of 20
which of the following are the abcs of safe sleep?
always before comfort
always being compliant
alone backs cribs
achieving best conditions
question 7 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

Explanation:

Question 6

The ABCs of safe sleep for infants are "Alone, Backs, Cribs" (or "Alone, Back, Crib"). "Alone" means no co - sleepers or soft objects in the sleep area, "Backs" means placing the infant on their back to sleep, and "Cribs" means using a safe crib as the sleep environment. The other options do not match this standard definition.

The decrease in SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) cases is largely due to multiple factors related to safe sleep. Appropriate sleeping locations (like a safe crib), putting infants on their backs to sleep (part of the ABCs of safe sleep), and accommodations for safe sleep environments (like a clutter - free, firm - surface sleep area) all contribute to reducing SIDS risk. So "All of the above" is the correct answer.

Answer:

C. Alone Backs Cribs

Question 7