A licensed dietitian or licensed nutritionist may not engage in sexual misconduct in the practice of dietetics. Sexual misconduct includes, but is not limited to: Sexual behavior with a client or patient in the context of a professional evaluation, treatment, procedure, or service to the client or patient, regardless of the setting in which the professional service is provided; Sexual behavior with a client or patient under the pretext of diagnostic or therapeutic intent or benefit; Requesting sexual favors of a client or patient; Inappropriate touching of a client or patient in a sexual manner; Therapeutically unnecessary discussion of sexual matters or other verbal conduct of a sexual nature while treating a client or patient; Taking photographs or video tapes of a client or patient for sexual purposes; or Sexual harassment of staff or students.