What can be the main difference between a semi-liquid diet and a full-liquid diet?
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Correct answer: A semi-liquid diet is relatively thicker, whereas a full-liquid diet flows easily
A semi-liquid diet has a thicker, spoonable or slowly flowing consistency and may include porridge, thin khichdi, or thick soup. A full-liquid diet contains foods that are liquid at room or serving temperature, such as milk, strained soup, and suitable nutritional drinks. Clear liquids are a separate category, so option B is incorrect.
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A semi-liquid diet is relatively thicker, whereas a full-liquid diet flows easily
Why is this the correct answer?
A semi-liquid diet has a thicker, spoonable or slowly flowing consistency and may include porridge, thin khichdi, or thick soup. A full-liquid diet contains foods that are liquid at room or serving temperature, such as milk, strained soup, and suitable nutritional drinks. Clear liquids are a separate category, so option B is incorrect.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 12 Home Science question. Chapter: Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics. Topic: Changes in consistency.
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