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Why may vitamin C-rich food be suggested with iron for a patient at risk of anaemia?If a patient does not take milk, what is the most appropriate step in calcium planning?Why is it appropriate to study calcium and vitamin D together?Why may it be better to avoid cooking iodized salt for too long on high heat?If a patient has constipation, what is necessary along with increasing fibre?What is the broadest approach while evaluating good nutrition?If a patient's weight is stable but diet variety is very low, what will be the nutrition expert's main concern?If a patient is eating only energy-dense foods, which nutrition risk should be checked first?Why is energy intake also checked while assessing protein adequacy in the diet?Why is asking meal frequency necessary in diet history?Why can regular supply of water-soluble vitamins be important?Why is completely removing fat not correct because of fat-soluble vitamins?Why should iodized salt not be kept on high heat for too long?Which aspect should be reviewed in diet planning when a person's activity level increases?Why should nutrition quality be considered in a patient with repeated infections?Why is a sample menu useful in nutrition education?If a patient's weight is normal but pulses, milk and vegetables are low in the diet, which risk will the nutrition expert check first?Why is counting only calories not enough to identify hidden hunger?Why are snacks and beverages asked about in a patient's diet history?If a patient consumes many sweet drinks but eats little food, what is the main nutrition problem?