When is pregnancy considered to be a high-risk one? Recall what youhave learned about fetal development and identify allpossible maternal factors you could think of which can affect both maternaland fetal health.Would the presence of these risk factors make the occurrence ofmaternal and fetal health problems highly probable? (20points)
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