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Class 12 · Home Science
→Why are energy and protein emphasized during long illness in a child patient?
Class 12 · Home Science
→What dual aspect is considered in diet planning when hypertension occurs in pregnancy?
Class 12 · Home Science
→Which option is more suitable if an elderly patient has poor appetite and chewing difficulty?
Class 12 · Home Science
→Why is it necessary to record snacks also in a patient food record?
Class 11 · Home Science
→If a patient’s laboratory report shows high blood sugar, what will be focused on first in diet planning?
Class 12 · Home Science
→What may be the reason for giving small, frequent meals to a liver disease patient?
Class 11 · Home Science
→Why is high-fibre, low-energy-density food helpful in obesity?
Class 12 · Home Science
→Leaving fibrous pieces in a pureed diet may be risky for which patient?
Class 11 · Home Science
→What can be a correct way to increase nutrient density in a full liquid diet?
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→Why is a clear liquid diet considered short term?
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→What risk can occur if alternative foods are not chosen in food allergy?
Class 12 · Home Science
→Which is the most practical advice for a low-income diabetic patient?
Class 11 · Home Science
→If energy is deficient in a wound-healing patient, protein may be used for what?
Class 12 · Home Science
→Lack of hygiene in tube feeding mainly increases which risk?
Class 11 · Home Science
→Why can energy-dense food be useful when appetite is low in fever?
Class 11 · Home Science
→Why is ORS given slowly and repeatedly in diarrhoea?
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→Why can a very low-fat diet for a long time without advice cause problems?
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→Why may curd be tolerated better than milk by some people with lactose intolerance?
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→Why may a gout patient be advised to consider amount and total diet instead of stopping pulses completely?
Class 12 · Home Science
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