Which of the following should warrant further investigation?
A. A 9-month-old child does not interact with another person
B. The infant does not stand up by 12 months
C. The infant does not smile at 2 months
D. A and B
ANS: D
See Table 18.6 regarding Red Flags in Newborn Development.
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