Why is preconception care potentially a problem formidwives?Select one or more:a. women refuse to consider their own risk factorsbefore getting pregnantOb. Midwives are not trained to give preconceptioncareOc. Women already have an established pregnancy bythe time they traditionally see a midwife

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Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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Where can women access preconception care services? Select one or more: a. GP Surgery Ob. School - sex education c. Family Planning Clinics Od. workplace occupational health services What are the Aims of preconception care? Select one or more: a. Ensure the maintenance of a healthy pregnancy b. Promote a healthy outcome for mother and baby c. To optimise the chances of conception d. To reduce the birth rate
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