Matching
Match the vitamin with the deficiency and toxicity symptoms. Terms may be used more than once or not at all.
Premises:
no effects known
Responses:
vitamin K toxicity
vitamin A deficiency
vitamin E toxicity
vitamin E deficiency
vitamin K deficiency
vitamin D toxicity
vitamin A toxicity
vitamin D deficiency
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
vitamin K toxicity
vitamin A deficiency
vitamin E toxicity
vitamin E deficiency
vitamin K deficiency
vitamin D toxicity
vitamin A toxicity
vitamin D deficiency
Premises:
vitamin K toxicity
vitamin A deficiency
vitamin E toxicity
vitamin E deficiency
vitamin K deficiency
vitamin D toxicity
vitamin A toxicity
vitamin D deficiency
Responses:
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