Which factor contributes the most to the increased risk for chromosomal anomalies?
a. Maternal or paternal age c. Mom having first baby
b. Maternal or paternal occupation d. Seeking prenatal care late
A
Maternal age over 35 and paternal age over 50 increase the risks of chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus.Although the parents' occupations could subject them to teratogens, this is not the best answer. The incidence of chromosomal abnormalities is not higher for first-time moms. Seeking prenatal care late in the pregnancy affects maternal and fetal care and diagnosis of chromosomal defects, but is not a risk factor for chromosomal defects.
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