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nenivikky

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In the ABCDs of nutritional status assessment, the anthropometric measurements include:
  1.height, weight, and body composition and circumferences.
  2.laboratory analysis of biological samples.
  3.physical examination for signs of health problems.
  4.collecting information about dietary intake.

Question 2

Where do you usually go to find information about nutrition?
  1.Friends/family
  2.Internet
  3.Popular magazines
  4.Scientific journals
  5.Textbooks



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