A resident gets the house diet.Which is correct?
A) The person has no dietary limits or restrictions.
B) The person eats whatever is served.
C) The person has no choice in the food served.
D) The person takes part in a social dining program.

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A house diet typically means that the person does not have any dietary restrictions or limits, and therefore can eat whatever is provided to them. It does not mean that the person must eat everything or has no choice in the food served. There may or may not be a social dining program in place as well, but it is not necessarily part of the house diet.

A Resident Gets the House Diet.Which Is Correct