What Does the World Health Organization Think About the C-Section

question 58

Multiple Choice

What does the World Health Organization think about the C-section rate in the United States?

• A)It says that many are medically unnecessary, potentially dangerous, and do not improve infant or maternal mortality statistics.
• B)It is happy to report that the rate of C-sections has declined for the first time in 20 years.
• C)It uses the U.S. as a model because lots of other countries have many Cesarean births that are medically unnecessary and do not improve infant or mortality statistics.
• D)They note that the number of C-sections has stabilized while birth outcomes have improved.
• E)Actually, no accurate records are kept for the World Health Organization.

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