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2. Tobacco use cgduring pregnancyis cgassociated with adverse effects on thecgunbor
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nic g nfant suchcgascgintrauterine growthrestriction,cgpreterm births,cgand c g respiratorypro
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blemc g s. Byrace,cgwhich has the highestpercentagescgofcgsmokers?
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a. American cgIndian c g and cgAlaskan c g Natives
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b. 4.3%cgofcgAsian c gorcgPacific cgIslandercgwomencgarecigarette cgsmokers.
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c. 17.1%cgofcgnon-Hispanic black womencgarecigarette smokers.
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d. 19.6%cgofcgnon-Hispaniccgwhitewomencgarecigarette smokers.
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nc g tent Area:cgMaternity| Client Need:cgSafe and EffectiveCare cgEnvironment |cgDifficult
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3. Which cgofc g the followingwomen c g is cgat cgthe highest risk forc g health disparity?
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a. A white, middle-class,c g 16-year-old woman
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b. An cgAfricancgAmerican,cgmiddle-class,cg25-year-old woman
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a. Increase proportioncgofcginfantscgwho c g are breastfed to cg93.1%.
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b. Increase proportioncgofcginfantscgwho c gare c gbreastfedto90.7%.
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c. Increase proportion cgofcginfants who cgarebreastfedto cg85.6%.
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c. Disorders related to short gestation c g andc g lowbirth c g weight
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b. Teenmotherscgare c gat cghighercgrisk forcghypertensive c gproblems. f f f f



c. The birthrate forc gteenaged women c ghas c g increased c g incgthe past cg15 c g years.
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d. Infantsborn to teenmotherscgare cgatcghigherriskforhealthproblems.c g ANS
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