Multiple Choice
How much iron does a person donating a pint of blood lose?
A) 0.5 mg
B) 1.5 mg
C) 2.5 mg
D) 3.5 mg
E) 4.5 mg
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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