In the United States Today

In the United States today:

A) More than 20% of pregnancies meet the definition of high risk to either the mother or the infant.
B) Other than biophysical criteria, the greatest socioeconomic risk factor in high risk pregnancies is the inability to access prenatal care.
C) High risk pregnancy status extends from first confirmation of pregnancy to birth.
D) High risk pregnancy is a less critical medical concern because of the reduction in family size and the decrease in unwanted pregnancies.