Which statement would be a correct description of colostrum?

a. Slightly yellow and low in protein
b. Slightly yellow and provides antibodies
c. Creamy and high in fat and protein
d. Colorless and high in fat and carbohydrates


ANS: B
Colostrum is slightly yellow in color and is rich in antibodies.

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