Small-For-Gestational-Age Infants Often Have Complications at Birth, but They May

Small-for-gestational-age infants often have complications at birth, but they may also experience long-term complications. The long-term effect that is most likely to occur in SGA infants is:

A) Change from thin and underweight as a child to overweight or obese as adolescents
B) Poor fine motor coordination
C) Paralysis below the hips
D) Permanent disfiguration