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While teaching the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs), the nurse should include which of the following points in the discussion? RDAs are appropriate for healthy individuals in all age groups. RDA recommendations apply to people with chronic diseases. RDAs are the same as dietary reference intakes. RDAs represent requirements for macronutrients only. While teaching the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs), the nurse should include which of the following points in the discussion? RDAs are appropriate for healthy individuals in all age groups RDA recommendations apply to people with chronic diseases RDAs are the same as dietary reference intakes RDAs represent requirements for macronutrients only. 

          While teaching the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs), the nurse should include which of the following points in the discussion?
RDAs are appropriate for healthy individuals in all age groups.
RDA recommendations apply to people with chronic diseases.
RDAs are the same as dietary reference intakes.
RDAs represent requirements for macronutrients only.
While teaching the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs), the nurse should include which of the following points in the discussion?
RDAs are appropriate for healthy individuals in all age groups
RDA recommendations apply to people with chronic diseases
RDAs are the same as dietary reference intakes
RDAs represent requirements for macronutrients only.
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While teaching the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs), the nurse should include which of the following points in the discussion? RDAs are appropriate for healthy individuals in all age groups. RDA recommendations apply to people with chronic diseases. RDAs are the same as dietary reference intakes. RDAs represent requirements for macronutrients only. While teaching the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs), the nurse should include which of the following points in the discussion? RDAs are appropriate for healthy individuals in all age groups RDA recommendations apply to people with chronic diseases RDAs are the same as dietary reference intakes RDAs represent requirements for macronutrients only.
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00:01 Hello students here the question is about the rda.
00:03 Rda means that recommended dietary allowances that are the amounts of essential nutrients that expert believe we have to identify the correct answer from the options so correct answer is that adequate for the nutritional needs of most healthy people.
00:48 Recommended dietary allowances are established by experts to provide the guidelines for the daily intake of essential nutrients that are considered sufficient to meet the nutritional needs of the majority of healthy individuals within a particular population group...
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