What strategies should the nurse implement to assist in feeding a sick child? (Select all that apply.)

a. Serve large portions.
b. Make mealtimes pleasant.
c. Avoid foods that are highly seasoned.
d. Provide finger foods for young children.
e. Ensure a variety of foods, textures, and colors.


ANS: B, C, D, E
To assist in feeding a sick child mealtimes should be pleasant; highly seasoned foods should be avoided; finger foods should be provided for young children; and a variety of foods, textures, and colors should be ensured. Small portions, not large, should be served.

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