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Haya94

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For the client who has reduced salivary secretions, the approach that is most likely to be helpful is:
 
  a. using tube feeding.
  b. serving a clear liquid diet.
  c. blending food into a semiliquid form.
  d. having the client drink water with meals.

Question 2

The kinds of food that can exacerbate nausea are:
 
  a. cold.
  b. bland.
  c. aromatic.
  d. crunchy.



kilada

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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