Compared to the Non-Pregnant State,the Magnesium Requirement for Pregnancy Is

question 8

Multiple Choice

Compared to the non-pregnant state,the magnesium requirement for pregnancy is increased but there is no further increase during lactation.Why is this the case?

• A)There is no increased need for magnesium during lactation because the infant is born with sufficient magnesium stores.
• B)Any additional needs are met by magnesium release during bone resorption and decreased urinary excretion.
• C)Magnesium absorption is increased during lactation.
• D)Breast milk does not contain a lot of magnesium.

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