The nurse prepares to review reading a food label with a client. Which areas should the nurse include with this teaching? (Select all that apply.)
a. Ingredient list.
b. Nutritional claims.
c. Distribution company.
d. Nutritional facts panel.
e. Amount of food coloring contained in the product.
a. Ingredient list. , b. Nutritional claims. and d. Nutritional facts panel.
The nurse should discuss how to read the ingredient list, the nutritional facts panel, and any nutritional claims when providing education on food labels to a client. The distribution company is only significant during a food recall. The addition of food coloring is not a major component of reading a food label.
The nurse should discuss how to read the ingredient list, the nutritional facts panel, and any nutritional claims when providing education on food labels to a client. The distribution company is only significant during a food recall. The addition of food coloring is not a major component of reading a food label.
The nurse should discuss how to read the ingredient list, the nutritional facts panel, and any nutritional claims when providing education on food labels to a client. The distribution company is only significant during a food recall. The addition of food coloring is not a major component of reading a food label.
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