A 20-week-gestation adolescent client states that it is important not to have a baby that weighs too much. She states this has been her rationale for limiting calories. Her weight has decreased from 110 pounds to 106 pounds
What would be the best nursing response? A. "You are causing harm to your baby."
B. "It's OK to want a small baby when you're a teen."
C. "You shouldn't be worrying about your figure."
D. "Your baby needs adequate nutrition to develop."
D
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