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, li
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]