Changes in hydration and diarrhea due to illness affect nutrition status primarily by
a. reducing nutrient and food intake. b. altering metabolism and excretion.
c. impairing digestion and absorption. d. impairing cognition.
b
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following is true of positive energy balance?
A) It always leads to decreased body fat in adults. B) It occurs during periods of decreased energy intake. C) It occurs during periods of increased energy expenditure. D) It is desirable during periods of growth and development.
The fat-soluble vitamins include:
a. A, D, E, and K. b. A and C. c. B-complex and C. d. B-complex and K. e. All vitamins are fat soluble.