The why and wherefores of nutrition 8b07794v
Nurse training. The why and wherefores of nutrition are mastered by student nurses during their hospital training period. Each student must spend hours in various diet kitchens, learning the intricacies of food therapy, and methods of preparing meals in accordance with their patients' prescribed diets
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- 1942-11
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