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An abusive caregiver shakes an infant to get her to stop crying. The infant stops crying. Why?
An abusive caregiver shakes an infant to get her to stop crying. The infant stops crying. Why?
The infant is so startled by the shaking that she can’t cry.
Blood vessels in her brain rupture and neural connections break.
Experience has taught her to stop crying.
The infant’s airway is damaged.
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