Which is a characteristic of postmature infants?
a. Abundant lanugo
b. Lack of scalp hair
c. Plump appearance
d. Parchment-like skin
ANS: D
In postterm infants, the skin is often cracked, parchment-like, and desquamating. Lanugo is usually absent. Scalp hair is usually abundant. Subcutaneous fat is usually depleted, giving the child a thin, elongated appearance.
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