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Describe the optimal way to increase caloric intake for an underweight individual.

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The two minerals that are major components of bones and teeth are ____.
 A) calcium and phosphorus
  B) calcium and potassium
  C) calcium and zinc
  D) phosphorus and fluoride



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High-calorie (at least 500 extra calories per day for 1 pound of weight gain per week), nutritious snacks between meals, or serving several small meals a day rather than just three meals. Some patient will also need extra vitamin or mineral supplements if they are not absorbing foods well or if they have food intolerances.

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