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Nutrition Support Clinician Exam Prep

Category - NSC

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Steatorrhea may be caused by:

Disruption in the activity of pancreatic enzymes
Excessive production of bile salts by the liver
Lack of intrinsic factor
Intake of more than 70 grams of fat per day

Explanation

Answer: A - Steatorrhea may be caused by disruption in the activity of pancreatic enzymes that help to digest fat. It may also be caused by inadequate production of bile salts, which are needed for fat absorption.

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