The nurse is responsible for assisting clients in experiencing adequate nutrition. Adequate food intake is essential for all of the following functions except:
1. Energy and growth
2. Structural material
3. Regulate body processes
4. Macronutrients
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Rationale: Adequate food intake ensures balance of essential nutrients, which are necessary for providing energy for body processes
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