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elizabeth18

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Which nutrient is needed for its oxygen-carrying ability in blood?
 A) Sodium
  B) Zinc
  C) Iron
  D) Molybdenum
  E) Magnesium

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People with tremors, spasticity, and uneven or jerky movements may benefit from the use of _____.
 a. a rocker knife
 b. a cutout plastic cup
 c. weighted utensils
 d. a battery-powered feeding machine
  e. flexible utensils


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Reply #1 on: Aug 19, 2018
Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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