Common NutritionManagementConcern1. Aversion towards A. Encourage self-feeding & avoid coarse foodssome foodB. Give your child a choice, give your child acertain amount of time2. Diarrhea3. Iron deficiencyC. Controlling milk intake to up to 3 times a day4. DawdlingD. Calcium rich foods aside from milk5. VomitingE. Sanitation techniques6. GaggingF. Serve fruits instead of vegetables7. ObesityG. Burp after every feeding8. Slow GrowthH. Don't prop up bottles overnight9. ColicI. Serve nutrient instead of calorie-densed food10. Dental carriesJ. Add dietary fibers to food intake

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Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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