prenatal Definition
pre·na·tal (prē nāt′'l)
prenatal Related Forms
pre·na′·tally adverb
prenatal Synonyms
prenatal Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- diagnosis: There are several reasons why prenatal diagnosis might be requested.
- screening: Can you give prenatal screening to a mentally handicapped pregnant woman?
- vitamin: Therefore, women should take prenatal vitamins with food.
- testing: Once a mutation is found in an affected individual prenatal testing is available.
- exposure: There is an enduring effect of prenatal exposure on outcomes in all of these channels.
- nutrition: The fields of obstetrics and nutrition have changed over... of prenatal nutrition.
Modifying Another Word
usually: Germany 9, Poland 10 ) has research investigated the attitudes of women to the services ( usually prenatal screening ).
Noun used with modifier
- prescription: Below is a comparison of a popular prescription prenatal and Metagenics brand of prenatal.
- choice: Mother's Choice Prenatal: SOURCE NATURALS Source Naturals Mother's Choice Prenatal from Affordable Source Naturals!
Browse dictionary entries near prenatal
- ‹ prename
- ‹ premunition
- ‹ premorse
- ‹ premonitory
- ‹ premonition
- ‹ premonish
- ‹ premolar
- ‹ premium, unearned
- ‹ premium income
- ‹ premium bond

