Because these organisms have low UDP-glucuronyl transferase, chloramphenicol can cause a syndromein which they appear "gray." The skin of these organisms is covered by a layer known as the vernixcaseosa, and some are further covered by a layer of lanugo. They exhibit the Moro reflex and excrete asticky greenish material known as meconium. These creatures must breathe through their nose because, likeapes, they have a larynx located high in the throat. The health of these organisms is measured on a scalefrom zero to two in each of five categories, including skin color an
Because these organisms have low UDP-glucuronyl transferase, chloramphenicol can cause a syndromein which they appear "gray." The skin of these organisms is covered by a layer known as the vernixcaseosa, and some are further covered by a layer of lanugo. They exhibit the Moro reflex and excrete asticky greenish material known as meconium. These creatures must breathe through their nose because, likeapes, they have a larynx located high in the throat. The health of these organisms is measured on a scalefrom zero to two in each of five categories, including skin color and muscle tone; that scale is the Apgarscale. These organisms typically feed on a steady diet of breast milk. For 10 points, name these humanbeings that have just been born.
Because these organisms have low UDP-glucuronyl transferase, chloramphenicol can cause a syndromein which they appear "gray."
neonates [or newborns; or babies; or infants; or fetus; prompt on humans before mentioned]