Question 166 · LEK · Physical development
A healthy, full-term infant:
- A. doubles their birth weight at 4th month, and triples it at 10th month.
- B. doubles their birth weight at 3rd month, and triples it at 9th month.
- C. doubles their birth weight at 5th month, and triples it at 12th month.
- D. doubles their birth weight at 6th month, and triples it at 11th month.
- E. doubles their birth weight at 6th month, and triples it at 12th month.
Hint
Recall the rule of thumb for weight gain in the first year: when birth weight doubles and when it triples.
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