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Swollen, bleeding gums may be an indication of a deficiency in:
 a. vitamin C.
  b. vitamin K.
  c. zinc.
  d. iron.

Question 2

A client presents pale, spoon-shaped nails, which reflects a deficiency of:
 a. zinc.
  b. iron.
  c. protein.
  d. B vitamins.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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