The Rationale for Administering Injections of Vitamin B12 to Patients

question 3

Multiple Choice

The rationale for administering injections of vitamin B12 to patients with pernicious anemia is that:

• A) The patient's body does not normally manufacture enough vitamin B12.
• B) The patient may lack the intrinsic factor necessary for vitamin B12 absorption.
• C) Vitamin B12 is found in very small quantities in the patient's body.
• D) Vitamin B12 is a mineral necessary to aid in the formation of strong bones.

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