Vitamin D deficient rickets and genetic Vitamin D resistant rickets
diagnose by ( )
A: epiphyseal changes in X ray
B: increased serum alkaline phosphatase
C: hypocalcaemia. Hypophosphatemia
D: healing appears with treatment of vitamin D 600,000 IU
diagnose by ( )
A: epiphyseal changes in X ray
B: increased serum alkaline phosphatase
C: hypocalcaemia. Hypophosphatemia
D: healing appears with treatment of vitamin D 600,000 IU
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- The<br/>clinical feature of the sequelae stage of vitamin D deficiency<br/>rickets is () A: Skeleton<br/>deformity B: Abnormal<br/>epiphyseal of long bone C: Serum<br/>calcium and phosphorus decrease D: Alkaline<br/>phosphatase decrease E: Irritability,<br/>hidrosis
- Usually what is the recommended daily dose of vitamin D for prevention of rickets? () A: 200 IU B: 400 IU C: 600 IU D: 800 IU E: 1000 IU
- The main clinical manifestations of Vitamin D deficiency rickets in<br/>active stage are:( ) A: Restlessness B: Excessive sweating C: Pillow baldness D: Skeleton changes
- In the past, what was commonly given to children to prevent rickets because it was a source of Vitamin D?______
- Rickets（ ） a childhood disease caused by deficiency of vitamin D and sunlight associated with impaired metabolism of calcium and phosphorus