A major factor that contributes to low-birth-weight infants among adolescents is:
A. inadequate prenatal care.
B. anxiety and depression.
C. excessive weight gain.
D. an immature reproductive system.
A
With good prenatal care, adolescents can expect positive pregnancy outcomes. Unfortunately, many do not seek prenatal care, and that is a major factor in low birth weight. Other factors are smoking, inadequate weight gain, and drug use.
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