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While assessing a 7-month-old infant, the nurse makes a loud noise and notices the following response: abduction and flexion of the arms and legs; fanning of the fingers, and curling of the index finger and thumb in a C position, followed by the infant bringing in the arms and legs to the body. What does the nurse recall about this response?-This response is normal as long as the movements are bilaterally symmetric.-This response could indicate brachial nerve palsy.-This reaction is an expected startle response at this age.-This reflex should have disappeared between 1 and 4 months of age.
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