Children with fetal alcohol syndrome have _____ impairments that result in behavioral and intellectual disabilities.

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Fetal alcohol syndrome is caused by consumption of alcohol during pregnancy, which can result in central nervous system impairments such as poor memory, difficulty with attention and impulse control, and intellectual disabilities. This can also lead to behavioral problems such as hyperactivity, anxiety, and social withdrawal. The circulatory, respiratory, immune, and insulin delivery systems are not directly affected by fetal alcohol syndrome.

Children with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Have _____ Impairments That Result