A pregnant client is reviewing the tentative buffet menu for her upcoming baby shower. Which items should the nurse suggest be substituted to ensure the health of the client and developing fetus? Select all that apply
1. Baked brie with crackers
2. Greek salad with feta cheese
3. Caesar salad with sourdough croutons
4. Salmon pate with toasted bread rounds
5. Grilled orange roughy with summer vegetables
1, 2, 3, 4
Explanation:
1. Soft cheese such as brie should be avoided because of the potential for harboring Listeria.
2. Soft cheese such as feta should be avoided because of the potential for harboring Listeria.
3. Salad dressings such as caesar are made with raw eggs, which should be avoided because of the potential for a Salmonella infection.
4. Pates should be avoided because of the potential for harboring Listeria.
5. There are no known bacterial infection issues associated with eating grilled orange roughy and summer vegetables while pregnant.
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