26. Preeclampsia is a condition that can develop in a woman after 2Oweeks of pregnancy. It involves the development of hypertension or highblood pressure, an abnormal amount of protein in urine, and swelling.Based on the information, which statement does not agree with thedata in the table?Preeclampsia Risk in PregnancyRisk FactorsRisk RatioFirst pregnancyMother over 40 years of ageFamily history of preeclampsiaChronic hypertensionChronic kidney disease3:13:15:110:1A.A pregnant woman with chronic hypertension is at greater risk ofdeveloping preeclampsia than a pregnant woman with chronic kidneyfailure.20:1Diabetes mellitus2:1A pregnant woman having her first baby is at greater risk ofdeveloping preeclampsia than a pregnant woman with diabetes mellitusTwin birth4:1В.failure.C. A pregnant woman over 40 years of age is at greater risk of developing preeclampsia than a pregnantwoman with family history of preeclampsia.D. A pregnant woman with diabetes mellitus is at greater risk of developing preeclampsia than a pregnantwoman with twins.Cardiac Output and Heartbeat RateDuring PregnancyUse the graph to answer questions 12 and 13.27. Cardiac output increases during pregnancy to keep the fetussupplied with nutrients through the placenta. During which week ofpregnancy does the fetus start to require the greatest amount of bloodsupply from the mother?Cardiacoutput+30+20Heartbeat+10rateА.В.20С.24122436Time (weeks)D.3628. At which stage does the embryo start to obtain nutrients through placental exchange?C. Ovulation D. CopulationB. Implantation29. How many sperms will be produced from 10 primary spermatocytes?С. 40A. FertilizationА. 10В. 20D. 80E. 16030. How many eggs will be produced from 10 primary oocytes?D. 80A. 10В. 20С. 40Е. 160Percent change|| ||

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