Below are the correct answers and more information on the topic. Use your browser's back button to return to the quiz. Return to the Quick Quiz and see if you can inprove your score. Women who recall getting information about breastfeeding during pregnancy are less likely to deliver a low birth weight infant. This statement is false.
Women get essential information about pregnancy as part of prenatal care.
In a nationally representative population of over 9000 women, less than one-third reported getting information during prenatal visits on topics shown to be linked to birth outcomes. In another study, less than half of prenatal records showed such information was provided. In addition, topics covered in prenatal care have been shown to vary by provider, insurance status, and maternal race, age, education and income. Providers consistently underestimate women's interest in information about pregnancy. Multiple Choice 4.