Patient was diagnosed with a disorder that causes them to have special dietary needs due to their condition. Explain proportion sizes What foods are good to eat with their condition. What foods they should stay away from due to their condition. Why it is so important to be compliant with their new set dietary needs. Write a brief statement about your condition List what medications the patient may take to assist in controlling their condition How would this condition be diagnosed? Blood work Monitoring Diagnostic procedures

Patient was diagnosed with a disorder that causes them to have special dietary needs due to their condition. Explain proportion sizes What foods are good to eat with their condition. What foods they should stay away from due to their condition. Why it is so important to be compliant with their new set dietary needs. Write a brief statement about your condition List what medications the patient may take to assist in controlling their condition How would this condition be diagnosed? Blood work Monitoring Diagnostic procedures

Comprehensive Medical Terminology

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133478850

Author:Jones

Publisher:Jones

Chapter20: Radiology And Diagnostic Imaging

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