The Most Serious Ethical Consequence of the Technological Changes in Childbirth

The most serious ethical consequence of the technological changes in childbirth is that:

A) women must decide whether they want to deliver their babies at home or in the hospital
B) pregnant women need to spend hours reading about the various technologies to determine whether they want to use them
C) sonograms and amniocentesis are procedures that can be performed only by a physician or highly trained medical professional
D) the parents can learn of any abnormalities in their child before birth and then could decide on their options
E) physicians and obstetric nurses decide the relevance of amniocentesis, so the mother will not have any options.