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If a Dietitian Observed a Low Serum Ferritin Value in a School-Aged

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Question 9

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If a dietitian observed a low serum ferritin value in a school-aged child,which food would be LEAST important for promoting better iron absorption?


A) Meats
B) Milk
C) Fortified breakfast cereals
D) Orange juice

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