The nurse is caring for a client with chronic pancreatitis. Which instruction by the nurse is most appropriate?
a. "You will need to limit your protein in-take."
b. "We need to call the dietitian to get help in planning your diet."
c. "You cannot eat concentrated sweets any longer."
d. "Try to eat less red meat and more chicken and fish."
B
A client with chronic pancreatitis needs 4000 to 6000 calories per day for optimum nutrition and healing. The client may have additional restrictions if he or she has other health problems such as diabetes. The nurse should collaborate with the registered dietitian to help the client plan nutri-tional intake.
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