Match the following situation with the appropriate nutrient with which it might be associated. A. Daily Folate Equivalents B. Vitamin A B. Women on medications such as Accutane & Retin-A for acne increase the risk for fetal ear, brain, and heart abnormalities. C. Flouride D. Vitamin D E. Calcium F. Iron A. A dose of 600 mcg/day is recommended during pre/early pregnancy to prevent neural-tube defects, and brain and heart defects. F. A deficiency in this nutrient is the most common in the world and can increase the risk of delivering a low birth weight infant. D. This nutrient can help the fetus build cavity-resistant teeth. E. 8 Maternal absorption and rate of mobilization of this nutrient is increased to help with fetal bone formation. c. BA maternal deficiency of this nutrient increases the risk of delivering a smaller than average infant with low blood calcium levels, and poorly calcified bones.

Match the following situation with the appropriate nutrient with which it might be associated. A. Daily Folate Equivalents B. Vitamin A B. Women on medications such as Accutane & Retin-A for acne increase the risk for fetal ear, brain, and heart abnormalities. C. Flouride D. Vitamin D E. Calcium F. Iron A. A dose of 600 mcg/day is recommended during pre/early pregnancy to prevent neural-tube defects, and brain and heart defects. F. A deficiency in this nutrient is the most common in the world and can increase the risk of delivering a low birth weight infant. D. This nutrient can help the fetus build cavity-resistant teeth. E. 8 Maternal absorption and rate of mobilization of this nutrient is increased to help with fetal bone formation. c. BA maternal deficiency of this nutrient increases the risk of delivering a smaller than average infant with low blood calcium levels, and poorly calcified bones.

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Chapter24: Energy- And Protein- Modified Diets For Metabolic And Respiratory Stress

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