In New Zealand, by Section 88, a postpartum woman is entitled to:
a. a minimum of five home visits.
b. a midwife to visit up until week 4.
c. a visit within 24 hours of postnatal ward discharge, and at least seven postnatal visits in total.
d. a maximum of seven postnatal visits.
ANS: B
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