Which of the following may contribute to the hospitalized client developing iatrogenic malnutrition? Select all that apply.
A) Drug therapy
B) Open feeding systems
C) Preparation for diagnostic tests
D) Pain
E) Paralysis
A) Drug therapy
C) Preparation for diagnostic tests
D) Pain
E) Paralysis
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