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WorksheetsVitamin Sources and Deficiency
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 17mins
Animal: Seafood, poultry, liver, kidney, muscle meats, eggs, milk, cheese
Plants: none
(a)
Animal: None
Plant: leafy green veggies, margarine, salad dressing, wheat germ, vegetable oil, nuts
(a)
Animal, Liver, milk
Plants: leafy green veggies, cabbage, broccoli, Brussels sprouts
(a)
Animal: Liver, Whole Milk, Butter Cream, Cod Liver Oil
Plant: dark green leafy veggies, deep yellow or orange fruit, fortified margarine
(a)
Animal: lean pork, beef, liver, eggs, fish
Plants: whole and enriched grains, legumes, brewer’s yeast
(a)
Animal: Salmon and Tuna, fortified milk and yogurt, fortified margarine, fortified orange juice
Plant: none
Sunlight
(a)
Animal: liver, kidney, heart, milk, cheese
Plant: leafy green veggies, cereals, enriched bread
(a)
Animal: milk, eggs, fish, poultry
Plant: enriched breads and cereals
(a)
Animal: pork, fish, poultry, liver, kidney, milk, eggs
Plants: whole grain cereals, legume
(a)
Animal: Liver
plant: leafy green veggies, spinach, legumes,seeds, broccoli, fortified cereal and milk, fruit
(a)
Animal: milk, liver and kidney, egg yolks
Plant: legumes, brewers yeast, soy flour, cereals, fruit
(a)
Animal: eggs, liver, salmon, poultry
Plant: mushrooms, cauliflower, peanuts, brewers yeast
(a)
Animal: none
Plants: citrus fruits, broccoli, melons, strawberries, tomatoes, Brussels sprouts, potatoes, cabbage, green peppers
(a)
Organ meats are good sources of
(a)
Vitamins commonly added to breads and cereals are
(a)
Fortified milk is a good source of
(a)
Good sources of Vitamin C
(a)
