Which statement regarding a pregnant service member's participation in Physical Fitness Assessment is NOT true?

The correct response identifies that fitness enhancement program participation is not mandated for one month after medical clearance regarding pregnant service members. In general, while it is important for pregnant service members to maintain physical activity, this can vary based on individual medical advice and circumstances. Therefore, making such participation a requirement after obtaining medical clearance may not always align with the best practices or individual health considerations.

Other statements regarding the exemptions, maintenance of a fitness plan, and participation with medical approval are consistent with guidelines that recognize the need for flexibility based on a service member's health and pregnancy status. For instance, while pregnant service members may be exempt from standard physical fitness assessments, they are encouraged to stay active under medically approved plans that consider both their well-being and the safety of their developing child.