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naturalchemist

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If you are assessing a patient who reports that it is challenging to eat because she cannot pick up the fork or knife, you would consult the:
 a. speech-language pathologist.
  b. occupational therapist.
  c. nurse.
  d. diet clerk.

Question 2

My job entails educating diabetics on controlling their blood glucose levels through healthy nutrition. What credentials are likely after my name?
 a. CSP
  b. CSR
  c. CNSD
  d. CDE



leannegxo

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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