<prompt> Congenital infection in fetus with minimal teratogenic risk is:HIVRubellaVaricellaCMV  <response>: Ans. is a, i.e. HIVRef. Dutta Obs. 7e, p 300Teratogenic effects have not been documented with HIV infectionRubella, varicella and CMV infections have all been linked to a variety of congenital malformation in the fetusEffects of maternal HIV infection in pregnancyOn motherOn fetusThe course of HIV in mother remains unaltered as a result of pregnancyMaternal mortality or morbidity are not increased by HIVMain problems aw HIV infection during pregnancy are related to preterm birth and IUGR.No teratogenic effects have been reported. Preterm labor, IUGRNo teratogenic effectsHIVMeaslesInfluenzaMumpsInfections causing congenital malformation teratogenic effectRubellaVaricellaToxoplasmosisMumpsCMVParvovirus 