Which two factors must be balanced to maintain a person's body weight?
(A) Calorie intake and energy needs
(B) Diet and exercise
(C) Food and sleep
(D) Fats and oils
A
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a. To prevent injury b. To limit disability c. To provide primary prevention d. To provide tertiary prevention