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What are the major categories of teratogens? (3 points) Drugs and alcohol, radiation, poor nutrition
Infection, environmental agents, drugs and alcohol
Environmental agents, sexually transmitted diseases, poor nutrition
Poor nutrition, chromosomal abnormalities, radiation
Chromosomal abnormalities, drugs and alcohol, poor nutrition

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