A pregnancy that occurs less than 1 year after a previous pregnancy can contribute to each of the following except one. Which one is the exception?

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Although pregnancies occurring within a year can decrease maternal nutritional reserves and result in an infant with low birth weight (LBW), it is commonly believed that the fetus is protected at the mother's expense. With calcium and iron, maternal absorption becomes more efficient to supply fetal needs. With other nutrients, inadequate maternal intake can deplete the mother's stores, and the infant's stores may be suboptimal at birth. The remaining selections accurately state risks of not allowing adequate time between pregnancies for replenishment of maternal nutritional reserves.

A Pregnancy That Occurs Less Than 1 Year After a Previous