A pregnant client requiring a skin biopsy expresses concern about the anesthesia that will be administered. Which response should the nurse provide?
A. "You will most likely have an epidural so there is no risk to your baby."
B. "There are newer general anesthetics available that are safe for your baby."
C. "You will most likely receive local anesthesia so this will not affect your baby."
D. "Inhalation anesthetics are safe because they remain in your lungs and will not affect the baby."
Answer: C
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