I.G is a 35 year old patient with chronic liver disease. After operations he was on intravenous fluids, he develop lesions in the mouth (angular stomatitis), sore red tongue and burning eyes syndrome. It was also confirmed that he has deficiency to this vitamin because his urinalysis indicated an excretion of abnormally low levels of this vitamins/mg of creatine. Which of this vitamins may be supplemented while having total parenteral nutrition (TPN)? A. Pantothenic acid B. Vitamin H C. Riboflavin D. AOTA E. B and C only

I.G is a 35 year old patient with chronic liver disease. After operations he was on intravenous fluids, he develop lesions in the mouth (angular stomatitis), sore red tongue and burning eyes syndrome. It was also confirmed that he has deficiency to this vitamin because his urinalysis indicated an excretion of abnormally low levels of this vitamins/mg of creatine. Which of this vitamins may be supplemented while having total parenteral nutrition (TPN)? A. Pantothenic acid B. Vitamin H C. Riboflavin D. AOTA E. B and C only

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