During a first trimester prenatal assessment the nurse has identified that the client has an inadequate intake of folic acid. Which of the following foods would be of greatest benefit for the client to consume?
1. Potatoes and grapes
2. Cranberries and squash
3. Apples and corn
4. Orange juice and turkey
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Rationale: The best sources of folic acid are liver and green leafy vegetables. Turkey proves 500 mcg or more per serving of the daily recommended intake of folic acid per serving. Orange juice and oranges can provide at least 50 mcg of the daily recommended intake of folic acid per serving.
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