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What is a “wet voice” during a meal?
- A voice that is very loud during the meal
- A voice that is dry and hoarse after the resident has eaten a meal
- A voice that sounds as if food remains in the mouth
- A voice that stops when the resident chews
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Correct answer: A voice that sounds as if food remains in the mouth
A wet voice is a sign to report. It can mean food or fluid is not cleared.
Source: Nursing Assistant (Reuter), 5.7: Assisting With Nutrition and Fluid Needs
Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026