Provide energy during short, intense exercise
Unsaturated fat is in _________ form at room temperature.
All of the following may be associated with Vitamin C deficiency except:
Question 56 options:
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Loss of
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Tenderness and
swelling |
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Altered mental
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Bleeding gums |
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Provide energy during short, intense exercise
Unsaturated fat is in liquid form at room temperature. Unsaturated fats molecules can not pack together so, they remain liquid in room temperature but in the case of Saturated fat, It remains solid in room temperature.
2. Vitamin c deficiency associated with Loss of appetite, Tenderness and swelling of joints and gum, Bleeding gums due to scurvy.
But there is no evidence that Vitamin C altered mental status. Hypervitaminosis can cause mood elevation but no evidence on hypovitaminosis.
answer - C. Altered Mental Status
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