The client is carrying monochorionic-monoamniotic twins. The nurse teaches the client what this is, and the implications of this finding. The nurse knows that further information is required if the client makes which statement?
A. "My babies came from two eggs."
B. "About two-thirds of twins have this amniotic sac formation."
C. "My use of a fertility drug led to this issue."
D. "My babies have about a 50% chance of surviving to term."
D
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