The most proximate health consequence for the infant of a drug and alcohol use among pregnant women is often
A. higher risk of birth defects, cardiovascular problems, impaired growth and development, prematurity, low birth weight and stillbirth.
B. higher risk of raising children who replicate their parent's behavior.
C. prosecution of the mother for child abuse.
D. increased risk of mental retardation.
A. higher risk of birth defects, cardiovascular problems, impaired growth and development, prematurity, low birth weight and stillbirth.
The use of alcohol or drugs during pregnancy places the baby at high risk for multiple birth defects, prematurity and low birth weight. These are the most proximate health consequences.
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