The person who is most likely to have a high risk of malnutrition is one with:

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Chronic disease can lead to reduced appetite, nutrient absorption problems, and increased nutrient losses leading to a higher risk of malnutrition. Superficial first-degree burns and cataracts do not affect nutrient intake, absorption, or metabolism. A heart attack can lead to temporary nutrient deficiencies, but it is not a significant long-term risk factor for malnutrition.

The Person Who Is Most Likely to Have a High