To examine the abdomen of a ticklish child, the clinician can:. A) Leave the abdomen examination for last.
B) Use the child's smaller hand under your own to palpate the belly.
C) Distract the child by handing them a doll or toy.
D) B and C.

Often, a goby fish and a shrimp will live together in a burrow the shrimp has dug in the sand. the shrimp is almost blind and therefore is unable to see predators approaching when he is outside of the burrow. when the shrimp is in danger, the goby fish touches the shrimp with its tail to warn him. then, both go back into their burrow for safety. which type of relationship does this represent? a. mutualism b. parasitism c. commensalism d. predator/prey