A young, Jewish male is hospitalized following an auto accident. He sustained multiple fractures and bruises. One evening, the caregiver notes that he has not eaten his dinner meal of roast pork, vegetables, a roll and butter, salad, and milk. Which of the following statements is most appropriate?
a. “I guess you don’t like this meal.”
b. “You need to eat your meat and drink the milk. The proteins will help you heal.”
c. “It must be difficult to be in the hospital and away from family and friends.”
d. “Do you follow Kosher dietary laws? If so, I will let the dietician know your special needs.”
d. “Do you follow Kosher dietary laws? If so, I will let the dietician know your special needs.”
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a. true b. false
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