Answer: Pregnant women should not undergo PET/CT scans because the radioactive tracers used may be dangerous to the baby.
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b. Breastfeeding and child-rearing techniques were followed by the hunter-gatherers for the birth spacing interval.
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The birth spacing interval among hunter-gatherer population was simply achieved by mother’s breastfeeding pattern and child-rearing and weaning techniques without the use of any contraceptives.
Mothers breastfed their infants nearly for the first two years of infancy. The constant round-the-clock sucking of the infants during breastfeeding led to hormonal changes leading to suppression of ovulation in a lactating mother.
Among nomadic hunter-gatherer groups, women carried their infants in a pouch on their backs while the men went for hunting. So close birth spacing required the mother to carry, wean and rear both the children at one time which would cause a heavy burden for the mother. Further, the energy expenditure during pregnancy and lactation also has to be covered.
Hence, the mothers breastfed the infant for longer periods which helped them in birth spacing.
The concern which is the greatest regarding this client is the preterm rupture of membranes followed by preterm birth.
<h3>What is Preterm birth?</h3>
This occurs when a baby is given birth to too early or before 37 weeks of pregnancy.
Severe polyhydramnios which is when there is too much of amniotic fluid present causes preterm rupture of membranes and preterm birth.
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