Prenatal care is a health service that is provided to pregnant mothers to control the pregnancy, in which the doctor examines the mother and the baby to avoid complications in pregnancy and childbirth. On the other hand, the doctor may recommend that the pregnant mother avoid certain drugs that can affect her health and that of the baby, which could even cause a miscarriage. Therefore, when a pregnant woman seeks prenatal care and follows the doctor's suggestions to avoid unapproved drugs, she is avoiding complications in her pregnancy. So the answer is False.
The most appropriate answer would be B. There is a behavioral phenomena in humans to avoid those they see as different, but also to avoid those who are known to be diseased regardless of the threat of infection. This can lead to social isolation for those with STI, if their condition becomes known to others.
