A nurse is instructing a client with a peptic ulcer on recommended dietary changes. A goal of teaching has been met when the client states that he/she will avoid which of the following beve-rages?
a. Apple juice
b. Lemonade
c. Milk
d. Water
C
Foods known to increase gastric acidity or cause discomfort should be avoided, such as coffee, alcohol, and milk. Patients should self-limit any other foods that cause them distress.
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