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burchfield96

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Which of the following statements about dietary fat is false?
 a. Fat carries water-soluble vitamins in food.
  b. Fat is a component of all cell membranes.
  c. Fat provides a concentrated source of energy.
  d. Fats provide satiety.

Question 2

Why is it important to tell your doctor or surgeon about your consumption of leafy green vegetables?



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

Green leafy vegetables contain high levels of Vitamin K, which can increase blood clotting. If a person needs a drug such as Coumadin, Vitamin K consumption can counteract the effects of this drug. Many people take Coumadin to reduce their risk of developing blood clots or having a stroke. If they consume leafy green vegetables, their dosage of Coumadin may not be high enough to prevent the formation of clots. A surgeon may need to know about your consumption of leafy green vegetables if there is concern about excessive blood clotting that could interfere with wound healing.



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