If patient preference is not included at all in a diet plan, what may happen to adherence?
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Correct answer: Adherence may decrease
Patient preferences influence whether a meal plan feels acceptable, enjoyable, and realistic. Ignoring preferred foods, cultural habits, cooking practices, or personal dislikes can create dissatisfaction and reduce motivation. Including reasonable preferences while meeting medical goals often improves cooperation and sustained adherence.
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Adherence may decrease
Why is this the correct answer?
Patient preferences influence whether a meal plan feels acceptable, enjoyable, and realistic. Ignoring preferred foods, cultural habits, cooking practices, or personal dislikes can create dissatisfaction and reduce motivation. Including reasonable preferences while meeting medical goals often improves cooperation and sustained adherence.
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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