Why would a drug be given an "X" pregnancy category? A) adverse effects shown in animals, but the benefits of therapy may outweigh the risks B) adverse effects shown in animals and there are not adequate studies in pregnant women C) Well controlled studies in pregnant women have shown risk to fetus D) Well controlled studies in women have failed to demonstrate risk to fetus

Why would a drug be given an "X" pregnancy category? A) adverse effects shown in animals, but the benefits of therapy may outweigh the risks B) adverse effects shown in animals and there are not adequate studies in pregnant women C) Well controlled studies in pregnant women have shown risk to fetus D) Well controlled studies in women have failed to demonstrate risk to fetus

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