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Bob-Dole

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The purpose of nutritional care is:
 a. to cure the underlying problem or disease.
  b. to restore a state of nutritional balance.
  c. to impact all of the lifestyle, environmental, and food and nutrient factors.
  d. to insure optimum intake.

Question 2

Social and cultural food preferences and practices are external influences affecting food consumption and are called:
 a. food and nutrient factors.
  b. lifestyle factors.
  c. environmental factors.
  d. human biological factors.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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