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Q1: Reason 1: Reason 2: Q2: Q3: Q4: Thank you in advance! There are many reasons why a resident may be placed on a mechanical soft diet. Q1- Discuss two reasons why a resident is placed on this type of diet. Q2- What types of foods are restricted on this diet? Give examples. Q3- What types of foods are included in this diet? Give examples. Q4- Using the MyPlateHartman 219 fig.8-4) build a healthy dinner for this type of diet. Describe each food item and its group. Do not use food items listed in the book. The meal must be cohesive and appetizing. 

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There are many reasons why a resident may be placed on a mechanical soft diet.

Q1- Discuss two reasons why a resident is placed on this type of diet.

Q2- What types of foods are restricted on this diet? Give examples.

Q3- What types of foods are included in this diet? Give examples.

Q4- Using the MyPlateHartman 219 fig.8-4) build a healthy dinner for this type of diet. Describe each food item and its group. Do not use food items listed in the book. The meal must be cohesive and appetizing.
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- Reason 1: A resident may be placed on a mechanical soft diet if they have difficulty chewing or swallowing. This could be due to conditions such as dental issues, surgery on the mouth or throat, or neurological conditions that affect muscle control. - Reason 2:  Show more…

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Q1: Reason 1: Reason 2: Q2: Q3: Q4: Thank you in advance! There are many reasons why a resident may be placed on a mechanical soft diet. Q1- Discuss two reasons why a resident is placed on this type of diet. Q2- What types of foods are restricted on this diet? Give examples. Q3- What types of foods are included in this diet? Give examples. Q4- Using the MyPlateHartman 219 fig.8-4) build a healthy dinner for this type of diet. Describe each food item and its group. Do not use food items listed in the book. The meal must be cohesive and appetizing.
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