A nurse is providing nutritional information to a parent group. Which information is most appropriate?
A.
At least 35% of calories should come from protein.
B.
Limit carbohydrates to 10-15% of daily calories.
C.
Saturated fats are the healthiest fat choice.
D.
Use whole milk until your child is 2 years old.
ANS: D
Children should be switched from whole milk to skim or low-fat varieties after age 2 years. Ten to 35% of calories should be from protein sources. Unsaturated fats are healthier than saturated fats. Carbohydrates form the bulk of a child's diet and should be 45-65% of the daily calorie intake.
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