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What minerals are closely tied to normal hematopoiesis?
 a. calcium, magnesium, iron
 b. lead, zinc, aluminum
 c. phosphorus, potassium, cooper
  d. iron, zinc, copper
 e. calcium, potassium, magnesium

Question 2

Patient X requests a recipe for corn bread that uses corn meal as the only grain in its production. What condition is this patient considering in this request?
 a. Diverticulitis
  b. Diverticulosis
  c. Crohn's disease
  d. Celiac disease



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



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