Question 1 of 30 An advertisement promises that a dietary supplement will help make you
healthier. How can you know whether this is true?
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A. Read the Nutrition Facts label and determine whether the
supplement contains nutrients your body needs.
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B. Try it for a month and keep a journal that documents how you feel.
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C. Read the ingredients and determine whether the supplement
contains enough preservatives to extend its shelf life.
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D. Try it for a month and keep a journal that documents your weight.

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Apatient has had diarrhea and vomiting for 3 days what would the nurse notice on her first assessment

Ryan is a nine-year-old boy whose father wants him to be a soccer player. ryan does not have an aptitude for soccer, and keeps failing miserably at it. his father criticizes him in an attempt to motivate ryan to play better. as per erickson’s psychosocial theory, what is a likely consequence of this criticism? a. ryan may start developing an interest in soccer. b. ryan may develop a respect for his father. c. ryan may develop an inferiority complex. d. ryan may excel at soccer. e. ryan may gain self-esteem.