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jCorn1234

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Explain how MK's lifestyle and/or diet may have affected the lab values you mentioned above.

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Analyze MK's nutritional intake and name the possible vitamin and mineral deficiencies that could exist.



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Answer to Question 1

MK's recall indicates insufficient protein and energy. She stated that she did not like the meat served in the cafeteria. This would explain the anemia with the lack of iron indicating a microcytic anemia.

Answer to Question 2

All vitamins and minerals are questionable, but vitamins A, D, and C, and iron, zinc, and calcium are of special concern. You may want to direct this question to specific vitamins or minerals you emphasize in class.




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