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A 16-year-old client comes to the prenatal clinic and is very concerned about a black line that has appeared on her abdomen. Which statement by the nurse will be most helpful to this client concerning this issue?

▸ "This line occurs depending upon the sex of your baby. I don't want to tell you which one in case you don't know the gender of your baby yet."

▸ "This line indicates that you are getting too much iron in your diet. You need to reduce the amount of red meat you are eating."

▸ "This line is called the linea nigra and is related to the increase in your hormones during pregnancy."

▸ "Please don't be worried about this. It is normal and it will go away after you have your baby."

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