The nurse explains that the childbearing year is an ideal time to make healthy changes for the entire family. Which action does the nurse suggest?

A.
Avoiding alcohol and smoking
B.
Creating healthy menus for family meals
C.
Getting plenty of sleep each night
D.
Planning a "parents' date night" each week


ANS: B
Pregnancy and the childbearing year is an ideal time for the entire family to make healthy changes. Planning and preparing healthy foods are important parts of prenatal care that can have a positive impact on the entire family. The other options are good for the pregnant woman and her partner, but don't have as big of an impact on the whole family.

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A) True B) False

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