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maegan_martin

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What percentage of children with special health care needs was found to have nutrition-related problems?
 a. 5-15
 b. 20-30
  c. 35-40
  d. 45-60
  e. 70-90

Question 2

Nutrients often found lacking in teenage diets include:
 
 a. iron, calcium, and vitamin D.
  b. vitamin C, sodium, and protein.
  c. fat, iron, and fiber.
  d. calcium, zinc, and vitamin B12.



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Answer to Question 1

e

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