Answer to Question 1
D
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A An expectant father's experiencing of pregnancy-like symptoms similar to those of his partner is called the couvade syndrome.
B An expectant father's experiencing of pregnancy-like symptoms similar to those of his partner is called the couvade syndrome.
C An expectant father's experiencing of pregnancy-like symptoms similar to those of his partner is called the couvade syndrome
D An expectant father's experiencing of his partner's pregnancy-like symptoms is called the couvade syndrome.
Answer to Question 2
A
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A Protein is the nutritional element basic to growth. An adequate protein intake is
essential to meeting the increasing demands of pregnancy. These demands arise from
the rapid growth of the fetus; the enlargement of the uterus, mammary glands, and
placenta; the increase in the maternal blood volume; and the formation of amniotic
fluid.
B Iron intake prevents anemia.
C Calcium intake is needed for fetal bone and tooth development.
D Glycemic control is needed in diabetics; protein is one nutritional factor to consider,
but this is not the primary role of protein intake.
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