Reasons for malnutrition include:
Group of answer choices
Poor oral health
Altered taste/senses due aging and/or medical treatment
Decreased access to nourishing foods
Altered hunger and eating habits due to mental illness
None play role
All may contribute to poor nutrition in older adults
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