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How would you classify Molly's weight from question 35 based on the NIH classification?
 a. underweight
 b. normal weight
  c. overweight
 d. obese
 e. severely obese

Question 2

The dietary management for ulcerative colitis includes all of the following principles except:
 
 a. restoration of fluid and electrolyte balance.
  b. repletion of protein stores.
  c. a high-fiber diet to manage diarrhea.
  d. a low-fiber diet to reduce irritation in the colon.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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