Multiple Choice
Mrs. Allen asks about drinking coffee during her pregnancy, stating that she "needs" to have her morning cup of coffee every day. What information regarding caffeine intake during pregnancy is most appropriate?
A) A woman may safely consume up to 200 mg of caffeine daily during pregnancy.
B) Caffeine does not cross the placental barrier, so caffeine intake need not be limited.
C) Caffeine has been shown to cause seizures in infants when used daily during pregnancy.
D) A woman may safely consume 4 to 5 caffeinated beverages per day during pregnancy.
E) There is no amount of caffeine that is considered safe during pregnancy and it should be avoided.
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