Home | Microsoft 365→ Cmtgin to Student Po...Iardrftccollege.instructure.com/courses/18117/discussion_topics/243119Email | Microsoft 3652.1 Discussion ForumXTopic: 2.1 Discussion ForumAssisting with Lifespan Specialties: PediatricsInstructions..chart.1. Read chapters 26-4g: Infant/Child Failure to Thrive and 26-5g: Blood Pressure of your textbook.2. Then, analyze the following situation:X +Log In to Canvas Cengage eTextbook NCCT3. Discuss the following questions:o At 6 months, what developmental stages should Keyla have achieved, and if she fails to thrive what problems could it cause for her?o Explain some common causes of FTT in newborns and infants.Note: Please read the instructions provided in the following links before submitting your entry:Participation Rules• Online Etiquette RulesTechnical InstructionsType here to searchKeyla Jefferson, age 6 months, is being seen by Dr. Penningworth for a well-child check. Dr. Penningworth is concerned about Keyla's size anddevelopmental delays. He diagnoses her with failure to thrive as her weight measurement places her in the second percentile on the growthSearch entries or authorEUnread↑OQ91°F SunnyAI225:50 PM7/30/2023

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