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ashley

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Which feeding choice is recommended for preterm infants?
 a. formula fortified to meet the infants' nutritional needs
 b. breast milk from a donor bank
 c. preterm breast milk from the mother
 d. a combination of preterm breast milk from the mother and fortified formula
  e. a combination of breast milk from a donor bank and fortified formula

Question 2

According to researchers, two behaviors of teens that can lead to weight gain are:
 
 a. skipping breakfast and eating fast food.
  b. staying up late and skipping school.
  c. holding down a job and skipping dinner.
  d. skipping breakfast and playing sports.



Koolkid240

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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