When obtaining informed consent before commencing a procedure from women, midwives should not:
a. tell women about the risks and benefits associated with each option.
b. present only the option(s) the midwife knows are appropriate.
c. provide written material about proposed options.
d. offer an opinion only if asked by the woman.
ANS: B
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