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tfester

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Which athlete would be at higher risk of iron-deficiency anemia than the others?
 
  A. female marathon runner
  B. football player
  C. tennis player
  D. golfer

Question 2

Overconsumption of fluids and insufficient electrolyte replacement can lead to
 
  A. dehydration.
  B. hyponatremia.
  C. overstimulation of the thirst mechanism.
  D. excessive sweating.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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