Smoking tobacco regularly during pregnancy results in all EXCEPT

Smoking tobacco regularly during pregnancy
  results in all EXCEPT
  a. increased risk of miscarriage.
  b. newborns of lower birth weight.
  c. reduced vitamin C levels for the mother-tobe
  and for her fetus.
  d. fetal facial and cranial deformities.
  e. higher incidence of fetal heart defects.

Question 2

Which of the following statements is false
  regarding alcohol consumption during
  pregnancy?
  a. The developing embryo or fetus quickly
  absorbs alcohol across the placenta.
  b. Symptoms of fetal alcohol syndrome
  include reduced brain size and facial
  deformities.
  c. Cases of FAS are seriously underdiagnosed
  and misdiagnosed.
  d. The effects of FAS are temporary.
  e. Even occasional drinking may have
  negative effects