How may a full liquid diet differ from a clear liquid diet?
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Correct answer: It may include more nourishing liquids
A full liquid diet is broader than a clear liquid diet and may include opaque, nutrient-containing liquids such as milk, smooth custard, strained cream soup, thin porridge, and fortified beverages, if prescribed. A clear liquid diet is usually limited to transparent fluids with minimal residue. Neither diet consists of hard or fried foods, and both must meet the intended clinical purpose.
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It may include more nourishing liquids
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A full liquid diet is broader than a clear liquid diet and may include opaque, nutrient-containing liquids such as milk, smooth custard, strained cream soup, thin porridge, and fortified beverages, if prescribed. A clear liquid diet is usually limited to transparent fluids with minimal residue. Neither diet consists of hard or fried foods, and both must meet the intended clinical purpose.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Home Science question. Chapter: Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics.
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