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abarnes

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The primary responsibility for the daily health care, including nutritional care, of an institutionalized client falls on the:
 
  1. Dietitian
  2. Physician
  3. Nurse
  4. Occupational therapist

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The member of the health-care team who is responsible for interpreting the physician's diet order in terms of the client's food habits and food choices, calculating the client's nutritional needs, evaluating the client's response to the
 
  therapeutic diet, and providing nutrition education and counseling for clients is the:
  1. Registered dietitian
  2. Dietetic technician
  3. Occupational therapist
  4. Speech pathologist



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