During treatment, a major role of the dietitian is to _____
a. assess the adolescent's dietary intake and increase caloric intake
b. treat comorbidities
c. monitor physical activity level
d. help the adolescent normalize eating patterns and to feel comfortable with these changes
e. provide psychotherapy
d
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a. Cervical region b. Sacral region c. Lumbar region d. Upper thoracic region
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A. drug abuse. B. high self-esteem. C. denial of the problem. D. rationalization of the problem.