Fat-soluble vitamins can be poorly absorbed in a case of malabsorption. Of the following, which deficiency is correctly matched to the fat-soluble vitamin? A. Vitamin A—arthralgia B. Vitamin...

Fat-soluble vitamins can be poorly absorbed in a case of malabsorption. Of the following, which deficiency is correctly matched to the fat-soluble vitamin?

A. Vitamin A—arthralgia

B. Vitamin D—hypercalcemia, anorexia

C. Vitamin E—dermatitis

D. Vitamin K—elevated PT, aPTT resulting in abnormal bleeding

E. Folic acid—macrocytic, megaloblastic anemia