Question 16 (part 2) · LEK · Prenatal care
Vitamin D deficiency in pregnant women may result in multiple pregnancy complications except for:
- A. abnormal foetal development
- B. a spontaneous abortion.
- C. a pre-mature birth.
- D. a bacterial infection of the vagina.
- E. a low birth weight of the baby.
Hint
Vitamin D deficiency is linked to problems of immunity, placental function and growth; which option has no established link?
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