What recommendations should the dietitian make for a client with a newly placed ostomy?

A. Eat the largest meal of the day in the evening to reduce output overnight.
B. Limit dairy products to reduce odor in output.
C. Drink at least 4–5 cups of fluid every day.
D. Choose foods that can thicken stools, such as peanut butter, margarine, and yogurt.
E. Avoid spicy or fried foods, which can cause diarrhea.


Answer: E

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