Question 1
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The study was designed to evaluate the effect on beans on daily diet for chilren in all underdeveloped countries.
Question 2
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Peruvian children suffer acute diarrhea because their main nutritional source is beans.
Question 3
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The dietary treatment of young Peruvian children who suffered from acute diarrhea included rice, beans and vegetable oil.
Question 4
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The dietary treatment of young Peruvian children who suffered from acute diarrhea included rice, soy-protein, corn syrup solid, and vegetable oil.
Question 5
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Two dietary treatments were compared.
Question 6
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Children with dehydratation did not include solids in their dietary treatment.
Question 7
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The groups had statistical significance differencces in the rates of treatment failure.
Question 8
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The studied groups included only children who had mild dehydratation at the time of admission.
Question 9
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The median duration of liquid stool excretion was greater in group RS than in group RB
Question 10
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There were small differencesin net apparent absorption of carbohydrate and fat between the two groups.
Question 11
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Group RB ate less than group RS
Question 12
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Differences in weight during the whole period of observation were due to change in dietary treatment.
Question 13
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Beans can increase stool output.
Question 14
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Beans can be included in a mixed diet for children with mild darrhea, but not in a diet for children with severe diarrhea.
Question 15
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There were significant differences in the amount of stool output between the two groups.