Oil that is partially hydrogenated sometimes changes one or more of its double bond configurations from
a. cis to trans. b. solid to liquid.
c. covalent to ionic. d. saturated to unsaturated.
a
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A) parathyroid B) lungs C) gallbladder D) kidneys
Kwashiorkor and marasmus: a. require different treatment strategies
b. cause serious birth defects. c. are more common than chronic malnutrition. d. result from inadequate diets. e. are infectious diseases.
Patient X was transferred from an acute care hospital to a rehabilitation hospital. A copy of several sections of her acute care medical record was sent with her. The RD at the rehab hospital would like to find out what nutrition care the patient underwent at the previous hospital. What would be the best way for this RD to find this information?
a. Call the RD that works at the acute care hospital. b. Locate the previous RD's progress notes. c. Interview the patient. d. Review the discharge summary.
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A)atherosclerosis B)myocardial infarction C)a heart attack D)angina pectoris