Which of the following patterns of maternal alcohol consumption is considered acceptable in terms of avoiding harmful effects?
a. drinking one and only one drink per day
b. drinking large amounts of alcohol on a frequent basis
c. drinking several large drinks over a quick period of time, only a few time during pregnancy
d. none of the other alternatives; there is no known safe level of alcohol consumption for a pregnant woman
Answer: d. none of the other alternatives; there is no known safe level of alcohol consumption for a pregnant woman
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