Question 222 · LEK · Vitamin and mineral deficiencies
A daily dose of vitamin D in a 3-month-old baby is:
- A. 300 IU on condition that the baby is breastfed.
- B. 400 IU, depending on the amount of vitamin D taken in with food;.
- C. 400 IU, irrespective of the form of feeding.
- D. 600 IU, irrespective of the form of feeding.
- E. 400 - 600 IU, depending on the amount of vitamin D taken in with food.
Hint
In the first half-year of life Polish recommendations give a fixed vitamin D dose that does not depend on how the infant is fed.
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