The Protein Component of Most Enteral Formulas Comes From

question 35

Multiple Choice

The protein component of most enteral formulas comes from:

• A) lactose
• B) monosaccharides
• C) dextrin and fatty acids
• D) albumin and whey
• E) soy or casein

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Definitions:

Specified Sizes

These are the dimensions provided on a technical drawing, indicating the precise measurements that components should be manufactured or cut to.

Gage Number

A numerical system that specifies the thickness of sheet metal or wire, the higher the number, the thinner the material.

Material Size

Refers to the physical dimensions of a raw material or component before it is processed or machined into its final form.

Development Drawing

A detailed drawing that provides comprehensive information and specifications for the manufacturing or construction of a part or structure.