It is believed that SIDS babies do not change positions and resume breathing after an episode of apnea due to a(n)
A)weak arousal reflex.
B)absence of delta waves.
C)absence of REM sleep.
D)lack of adequate motor control.

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SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) is associated with a weak arousal reflex, which means that babies are less likely to wake up or change positions in response to breathing difficulties, potentially leading to fatal outcomes.

It Is Believed That SIDS Babies Do Not Change Positions