Which the following is associated with SIDS?
A)A history of apnea
B)Bacterial infections that cause earaches
C)Drinking by the mother after pregnancy
D)Greater than average birth weight

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A history of apnea (periods of stopped breathing) is a risk factor for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Other risk factors include soft bedding, sleeping on the stomach, maternal smoking during pregnancy or around the baby, premature birth or low birth weight, and overheating. Bacterial infections or drinking by the mother after pregnancy are not associated with SIDS, and a birth weight that is greater than average does not necessarily increase the risk.

Which the Following Is Associated with SIDS