Question

match each disease or symptom to the mineral deficiency or excess that causes it. liver problems jaundice kidney problems diarrhea and vomiting tooth decay severe calcium deficiency a sodium deficiency a fluoride deficiency excess copper excess iron

Explanation:

Severe calcium deficiency can lead to a variety of bone - related issues but not the listed symptoms directly. A sodium deficiency can cause diarrhea and vomiting as it disrupts fluid and electrolyte balance. A fluoride deficiency is associated with tooth decay as fluoride helps strengthen tooth enamel. Excess copper can cause liver problems as the liver is involved in copper metabolism. Excess iron can cause jaundice and kidney problems as it can accumulate and damage organs.

Answer:

severe calcium deficiency - No match among given symptoms
a sodium deficiency - diarrhea and vomiting
a fluoride deficiency - tooth decay
excess copper - liver problems
excess iron - jaundice, kidney problems