Which of the following measures of anthropometrics in infants would warrant further assessment to confirm any health problems?

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Infants who fall below the 3rd percentile or above the 97th percentile on growth charts may indicate growth problems or other health concerns and should be further assessed by a healthcare provider. The other options, low estimated height, an unusual weight for height pattern, and a small head circumference, may also indicate potential issues, but are not as definitive as being outside of the normal percentile range on growth charts. Infants with measurements below the 3rd percentile or above the 97th percentile for growth charts may indicate a potential health problem and should be further assessed by a healthcare provider. Low estimated height, a small head circumference, and an unusual weight for height pattern may also warrant further assessment, but the best choice in this case is B as it encompasses a wider range of potential concerns.

Which of the Following Measures of Anthropometrics in Infants Would