Nearly half of all birth-related injuries:
A) result in varying degrees of central nervous system dysfunction.
B) are potentially avoidable with anticipation of obstetric risk factors.
C) cause death of the newborn secondary to prolonged cerebral anoxia.
D) are associated with negligence on the part of the health care provider.
Answer: B) are potentially avoidable with anticipation of obstetric risk factors.
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