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bobbie

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The AAP recommendation to limit juice intake to _____ fluid ounces per day for ages 16 years applies to all children.
 a. 24
 b. 46
 c. 68
 d. 810
 e. 1012

Question 2

Albumin has a half-life of:
 
 a. 2-4 days.
  b. 2-3 weeks.
  c. 3-6 days.
  d. 3-6 weeks.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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