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| 1. | In addition to bone and tooth development, an important function served by calcium in growing children is: |
| 2. | The percentage of a 5-year-old child's daily kcalorie intake that is used for tissue growth is about: |
| 3. | If a woman has a body mass index (BMI) of 18.0 before pregnancy and she gains 26 lb during her pregnancy, her weight gain would be considered to be: |
| 4. | The medical term for a reduced amount of saliva and dry mouth is: |
| 5. | Children are likely to experience problems if they receive excess amounts of vitamins: |
| 6. | The goal of nutrition screening for older adults is to: |
| 7. | Increased protein is necessary in pregnancy for fetal tissue growth and: |
| 8. | For the average woman, the daily protein requirement during pregnancy increases to about: |
| 9. | Postmenopausal women need an increased intake of: |
| 10. | Symptoms such as anorexia, slow growth, cracking skin, and enlargement of the spleen and liver are associated with toxicity of vitamin: |
| 11. | Older adults should make sure that their diets include sufficient: |
| 12. | The long-chain fatty acids arachidonic acid and docosahexaenoic acid are present in breast milk and are added to some commercial formulas because they are important in the development of: |
| 13. | The diet of a lactating mother should include extra: |
| 14. | The effect of folic acid deficiency during pregnancy is: |
| 15. | Compared with nonpregnant women, pregnant women require greater intakes of: |
| 16. | Ankle edema during pregnancy is: |
| 17. | By his or her first birthday, an infant who weighed 3 kg at birth would be expected to weigh about: |
| 18. | A mother with phenylketonuria can have a successful pregnancy if she: |
| 19. | During pregnancy, women usually need to increase their energy intake by about: |
| 20. | Factors that affect the outcome of pregnancy include the number of previous pregnancies and live births and: |
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