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sam.t96

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The goal of coordinating food service, pharmacy, and clinical nutrition in hospital settings is to:
 
  a. ensure that patients are not prescribed unnecessary drugs.
  b. minimize adverse drug-nutrient interactions.
  c. prevent malpractice lawsuits due to food and medication errors.
  d. treat patients with diet rather than drugs whenever possible.

Question 2

Responsibility for monitoring drug-food-nutrient interactions is assumed by:
 
  a. the physician and nurse.
  b. the physician and clinical dietitian.
  c. the pharmacist and nurse.
  d. the clinical dietitian and pharmacist.



nicoleclaire22

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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