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The correct answer is A; Diet and insulin needs change during pregnancy.
Explanation:
When a woman is expecting a baby her body goes through many changes. Some women may develop pregestational diabetes for the entire pregnancy. This can be monitored by the doctors and should go away after she gives birth.
The mother will need to change her diet and the ways she eats. She may also have to take insulin. There may be medication such as metformin given to the mother, each situation is different.
Some things a woman who has pregestational diabetes should avoid is;
- sugary drinks
- carbs
- starchy vegetables
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B Because when you have sugar it takes time to get through you and can block passag ages for blood
I am an organ donor. I believe that if my body can make someone survive an illness (cancer/leukemia) or recover from a condition such as blindness or a missing limb, then It is my duty to allow for that to happen. When I die, my soul will go on but my body will just rot so why not let someone use up what they can. I am especially strong in my opinion when dealing with pediatric illnesses. If a child needs my lungs or my kidneys, they should take them and live a long life. After I pass, they are useless to me!
Hi there!
The offspring of an organism that reproduces asexually are identical to the parent DNA. This is because the organism reproduces by itself, without the help of a partner.
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