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Correct Answer(s): C

A. "Since my body mass index is normal, I should be gaining 25-35 pounds."

[12%]

B. "It will be okay for me to continue using sugar substitutes, such as sucralose."

[18%]

C. "Since I am pregnant, I will have to abandon my vegan diet."

[58%]

D. "I will need to keep my caffeine intake less than 200 mg/day."

[11%]

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Subject/Lesson

  • Subject

    Maternal & Newborn Health
  • Lesson

    Antepartum

Client Need

  • Test Plan

    Health Promotion and Maintenance
  • Related Topic

    Ante/Intra/Postpartum and Newborn Care

Item Type

  • Item Type

    Analysis
Explanation

Choice C is correct. This statement is false and requires follow-up. A vegan diet may be continued during pregnancy if the woman is methodical in her food choices. The concern with vegan diets is the consumption of complete proteins. However, evidence has indicated that plant proteins can meet pregnancy needs.

Choices A, B, and D are incorrect. These statements are true and do not require follow-up. For women with a normal BMI, the average weight gain during pregnancy should be 25-35 pounds. Sugar substitutes are permitted in moderation. The current recommendation for daily caffeine intake is not to exceed 200 mg/day.

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Additional Info

Individuals who follow a vegan diet avoid all animal products and may have the most difficulty meeting their nutrient needs. Through careful consideration of foods and supplemental vitamins, it is entirely possible for a woman who follows the vegan diet to have a successful pregnancy.

Last Updated - 02 Jul 2025