Question

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which of the following are signs of fetal alcohol syndrome?
decreased weight
increased weight
webbed toes
malformed facial features
small head

Explanation:

Fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) is a condition that occurs in a child as a result of alcohol exposure during pregnancy. It can lead to growth deficiencies (such as decreased weight, not increased weight), facial abnormalities (malformed facial features), and neurological problems (including small head size due to brain growth issues). Webbed toes are not a typical sign associated with FAS.

Answer:

Decreased weight, Malformed facial features, Small head.