How Oranges Saved the Royal Navy

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Vitamin C saved sailors.

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Froggy Jumps How Oranges Saved the Royal NavyOnline version Vitamin C saved sailors. by IRMA BEATRIZ FLORES SALAZAR 1 What illness did James Lind study among sailors? a Scurvy b Malaria c Typhus 2 How many sick sailors did Lind select for the test? a Twelve b Twenty c Six 3 How many treatment pairs were formed in the experiment? a Six b Four c Three 4 Which treatment helped two sailors recover? a Vinegar b Oranges c Water only 5 What nutrient in oranges helped the sailors? a Calcium b Vitamin D c Vitamin C 6 In what year did Lind conduct this experiment? a 1847 b 1647 c 1747 7 Why did Lind give different medicines to the pairs? a To poison them b To compare their effects c To save costs 8 What was a common symptom among the sick sailors? a Fever and rash b Headache c Bleeding from the mouth 9 What was the outcome for the sailors who ate oranges? a Two sailors improved b All sailors recovered c No improvement 10 What is the broader lesson of this experiment? a Avoid experiments at sea b Medicine should be random c Use controlled trials to find effective remedies

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How Oranges Saved the Royal NavyOnline version

Vitamin C saved sailors.

by IRMA BEATRIZ FLORES SALAZAR

What illness did James Lind study among sailors?

Scurvy

Malaria

Typhus

How many sick sailors did Lind select for the test?

Twelve

Twenty

Six

How many treatment pairs were formed in the experiment?

Six

Four

Three

Which treatment helped two sailors recover?

Vinegar

Oranges

Water only

What nutrient in oranges helped the sailors?

Calcium

Vitamin D

Vitamin C

In what year did Lind conduct this experiment?

1847

1647

1747

Why did Lind give different medicines to the pairs?

To poison them

To compare their effects

To save costs

What was a common symptom among the sick sailors?

Fever and rash

Headache

Bleeding from the mouth

What was the outcome for the sailors who ate oranges?

Two sailors improved

All sailors recovered

No improvement

What is the broader lesson of this experiment?

Avoid experiments at sea

Medicine should be random

Use controlled trials to find effective remedies

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How Oranges Saved the Royal NavyOnline version

by IRMA BEATRIZ FLORES SALAZAR

What illness did James Lind study among sailors?

How many sick sailors did Lind select for the test?

How many treatment pairs were formed in the experiment?

Which treatment helped two sailors recover?

What nutrient in oranges helped the sailors?

In what year did Lind conduct this experiment?

Why did Lind give different medicines to the pairs?

What was a common symptom among the sick sailors?

What was the outcome for the sailors who ate oranges?

What is the broader lesson of this experiment?

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