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Briefly discuss changes in iron storage and intake needs during pregnancy.
Oral Administration
The process of taking medication or substances through the mouth for absorption in the digestive system.
Arthrography
A radiologic procedure performed by a radiologist, who uses a contrast medium and fluoroscopy to help diagnose abnormalities or injuries in the cartilage, tendons, or ligaments of the joints—usually the knee or shoulder.
Contrast Medium
A substance that makes internal organs denser and blocks the passage of X-rays to photographic film. Introducing a contrast medium into certain structures or areas of the body can provide a clear image of organs and tissues and highlight indications of how well they are functioning.
Fluoroscopy
An imaging technique that uses X-rays to obtain real-time moving images of the interior of an object or body, often used in diagnostic and treatment procedures.
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