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Mosby's Medical-Surgical Nursing Orientation: Knowledge Inventory Tool with Lesson Assignment
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During recovery from a stroke a patient completes a dysphagia evaluation by the speech therapist, who recommends a
modified consistency for oral nutrition. Which communication do you anticipate with a member of the interprofessional team?
A. The dietary aide-to educate the patient's family about dysphagia
B. The pharmacist to make sure the patient's medication are prepared based on recommended consistency
C. The case manager-to request that meals with this level of consistency be delivered to the patient's home upon
discharge from the rehabilitation unit
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