Question: A patient with mild depression symptoms has been treated for those symptoms with sertraline (Zoloft) during the past 6 months. The patient is now contemplating pregnancy. Which statement indicates a lack of knowledge on the provider's part? A SSRIs as a group are not considered major teratogens, and first trimester exposure is associated with a low risk of teratogenicity. B If the patient has been euthymic for 6 months, the patient can weigh the risks versus the benefits of continuing medication therapy. C The patient should wean off the SSRI prior to becoming pregnant, because depressive symptoms improve during pregnancy. D Paroxetine (Paxil) is the only SSRI that may be considered less safe than other SSRIs for use during pregnancy.