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kfurse

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What is the nutritional treatment for hyperlipidemia?

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How many additional calories a day should a woman consume during the second and third trimesters?
 A) second trimester an additional 240 calories, third trimester 350 calories
  B) second trimester an additional 440 calories, third trimester 550 calories
 C) second trimester an additional 340 calories, third trimester 450 calories
  D) no extra calories are needed during pregnancy



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Answer to Question 1

Reduce the amount and types of fats (especially saturated fats) and often the calories. When fats are decreased, there is usually a reduction of cholesterol and saturated fats ingested and a loss of weight, which is necessary to treat hyperlipidemia.

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Reply 2 on: Aug 19, 2018
Excellent


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Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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