The trauma client is being released home to complete his recovery. The diet that has been ordered is a high-calorie, high-protein diet in small frequent meals throughout the day. What would be the best sample menu for lunch for this client?
A) Chicken salad sandwich on a croissant, milk, ice cream with chocolate sauce, and whipped cream
B) New England clam chowder, black coffee, and pears in 100% pear juice
C) Prime rib, baked potato with sour cream, a glass of white wine, and a piece of low fat cheesecake
D) A smoothie made with yogurt, instant breakfast, skim milk and strawberries, and a cookie
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The chicken salad sandwich, milk, ice cream with chocolate sauce and whipped cream provides more calories and proteins than the other choices.
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