Rickets in children

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  1. 2. D: Lack of this vitamin can lead to rickets.
  2. 6. Condition where the bones become weak and prone to fractures.
  3. 10. The most common cause of rickets worldwide.
  4. 11. Medical specialty that deals with bone disorders.
  5. 12. This type of x-ray is commonly used to diagnose rickets.
  6. 13. A deficiency in this mineral can exacerbate the effects of rickets.
  7. 14. Commonly known as "sunshine vitamin."
  8. 16. A period of the year during which rickets may be more prevalent.
  9. 17. Rickets is more commonly seen in this age group.
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  1. 1. A disease primarily affecting the skeletal system of children.
  2. 3. Rickets is more prevalent during this time of the year due to decreased sunlight exposure.
  3. 4. A condition characterized by the bowing of the legs, often seen in rickets.
  4. 5. Essential nutrient for bone health, often found in dairy products.
  5. 7. Rickets can cause pain and deformities in these skeletal structures.
  6. 8. Rickets primarily affects the development of these in children.
  7. 9. The formation of vitamin D in the skin is triggered by this type of radiation.
  8. 15. Type of milk often fortified with vitamin D to prevent rickets.