A child in renal failure is prescribed aluminum hydroxide gel but does not like the taste of it. You would explain to him that the purpose of this is to

A) reduce absorption of phosphorus from the GI tract.
B) assist with the absorption of calcium.
C) prevent GI ulceration.
D) assist with elimination of potassium.


A

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a. a single man who lives at home and seeks work b. a single woman who lives alone and is involved in professional organization activities c. a married man who works 16 hours a day d. a married woman who stays at home and homeschools her children

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List the functions of vitamin D.

What will be an ideal response?

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