Vitamin A is a lipid-soluble compound with several biologic actions to aid in vision and cellular differentiation. The prevalence of vitamin A deficiency is rarely seen in the first world, nutrient-rich countries; however, it can affect those with inflammatory bowel disease and post-bariatric surgery. Vitamin A deficiency can lead to ophthalmological, dermatological, and immune impairment. This activity addresses the complications of vitamin A deficiency and how to treat affected patients.
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