Folic acid and pregnancy.
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| a. | the dosage for routine prophylaxis of neural tube defect is 0.4 mg. daily. | True | False |
| b. | the dosage for prophylaxis for patients with spina bifida or who have had a pregnancy affected by neural tube defect is 5mg. daily. | True | False |
| c. | folic acid reduces the risk of occurrence of neural tube defect by more than 70%. | True | False |
| d. | folic acid and anti-epilepsy drugs may interact adversely. | True | False |
| e. | folic acid reduces the risk of placental abruption. | True | False |
| f. | folic acid can mask sub-acute combined degeneration of the cord. | True | False |
| g. | fortification
of flour with folic acid was introduced in the |
True | False |
| h. | fortification
of flour with folic acid in the |
True | False |
| i. | fortification
of flour with folic acid was introduced in the |
True | False |
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