PREGNANCY MYTHS AND FACTS QUIZ
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Exercise is dangerous for pregnant women and should be avoided during pregnancy.
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Fetal alcohol syndrome describes birth defects caused by alcohol consumption during pregnancy.
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High blood pressure caused by pregnancy is called preeclampsia.
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Since a pregnant woman is eating for two, she needs an additional 1,000 calories per day.
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Occasionally, small amounts of alcohol are fine for pregnant women.
Explanation:
There is no safe amount of alcohol a woman can drink during her pregnancy.
Drinking anything that contains any amount of alcohol can cause problems for babies. When a fetus is exposed to alcohol, fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) can result, potentially causing problems in later life. The exact amount of alcohol that leads to problems in pregnancy is not known, so pregnant women are advised to abstain from alcohol completely.
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Sex during pregnancy can harm a growing baby.
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Folic acid helps in the development and formation of a baby's brain and spine.
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Nothing can relieve the symptoms of morning sickness.
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All women should aim to gain 25-30 pounds during pregnancy.
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Folic acid is a very important vitamin to take during pregnancy.
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