Genetic problems in prenatal development are different from congenital problems because genetic problems are
A)more serious.
B)reversible.
C)preventable.
D)inherited.

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Genetic problems are caused by mutations or changes in the DNA, which can be inherited from parents. Congenital problems, on the other hand, are present at birth but may not be caused by genetic factors. While genetic problems can be serious, they are not necessarily more serious than congenital problems, and they are not typically reversible or preventable.

Genetic Problems in Prenatal Development Are Different from Congenital Problems