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Explain Full Liquid Diet

Full Liquid Diet:  This diet provides foods and fluids that are liquid or semi liquid at room temperature. The type of food provided may vary depending upon the clinical condition of the patient.  It is used as a step between a clear liquid diet and a regular diet.

 


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