Match the function or health condition on the left with its corresponding mineral on the right. This mineral plays a key role in proper fluid balance. Inadequate intake of this mineral can lead to osteoporosis. Excessive intake of this mineral can inhibit thyroid gland function. Inadequate intake of this nonessential mineral leads to dental caries. Inadequate intake of this mineral can lead to poor growth and sexual immaturity. This mineral is needed for hemoglobin synthesis. Iodine Zinc Calcium Fluoride Potassium Iron
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Match the Vitamin or Mineral with its function Vitamin A Vitamin B (as a group) Vitamin C Vitamin D Vitamin E Vitamin K Calcium Iodine Iron Sodium A. Helps the body to absorb and manage blood levels of calcium and phosphorus B. Plays a role in gene expression, vision, growth, and the immune system C. Helps hemoglobin to hold and carry oxygen in red blood cells D. Helps the body metabolize CHO, Protein and Fat to release energy E. Plays a key role the body's fluid and electrolyte management F. Acts as an Antioxidant and has no other main function G. Assists in the formation of collagen H. Maintains bone integrity & regulates blood pressure I. Assists proteins in forming blood clots J. A component of thyroxine, the hormone made by the thyroid gland
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