Question

which of these factors may affect nutritional needs? select three options age activity level pregnancy marital status economic status

Explanation:

• Age: Different age groups (e.g., children, adults, seniors) have varying nutritional requirements. For example, children need more nutrients for growth.
• Activity level: More active individuals require more calories and nutrients to fuel their physical activity compared to sedentary people.
• Pregnancy: Pregnant women need additional nutrients (like folic acid, iron) to support the developing fetus and their own body during this period.
• Marital status and economic status do not directly impact nutritional needs (marital status is a social category, economic status affects access to food rather than inherent nutritional needs).

Answer:

A. age, B. activity level, C. pregnancy