Multiple Choice
MATCHING
-Significant dietary source of fluoride
A) Tea
B) Iron
C) Pica
D) Zinc
E) Heme
F) Goiter
G) Cobalt
H) Ferritin
I) Keshan
J) Nonheme
K) Chromium
L) Fluorosis
M) Myoglobin
N) MFP Factor
O) Hemoglobin
P) Tannic acid
Q) Fluorapatite
R) Fortified salt
S) Metallothionein
T) Hemochromatosis
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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