The optical blink reflex occurs then the newborn's pupil reaction to light is assessed and a newborn blinks and:
a. flexes the head closer to the body c. arches the back
b. extends the chin away from the body d. throws up the hands in the air
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A Correct. The optical blink reflex occurs then the newborn's pupil reaction to light is assessed and a newborn blinks and flexes the head closer to the body.
B Incorrect. The newborn's optical blink reflex does not involve extending the chin away from the body.
C Incorrect. The newborn's optical blink reflex does not involve arching of the back.
D Incorrect. The newborn's optical blink reflex does not involve the hands.
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