Which statement indicates that the client needs additional discharge teaching after gastric bypass surgery?
a. "I hope my type 2 diabetes is cured and I won't need insulin anymore."
b. "As soon as I get home, I'm going to en-joy a nice bowl of fruit."
c. "If I get nauseated, I know I'm eating too much at one time."
d. "I will be sure to report any back, shoul-der, or abdominal pain."
B
After gastric bypass surgery, clients are limited to fluids and pureed foods for about 6 weeks. Then the client can progress to a more normal diet. Eating fruit right after discharge would not be recommended. The other statements indicate good understanding.
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