A teaching plan for a client with premenstrual syndrome (PMS) should include a recommendation to restrict her intake of:

1. High-starch foods such as potatoes and spaghetti.
2. Chicken, eggs, and fish.
3. Breads, cereals, and beans.
4. Coffee, colas, and chocolate cake.


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Rationale:
1. She should increase her intake of complex carbohydrates and proteins.
2. She should increase her intake of complex carbohydrates and proteins.
3. She should increase her intake of complex carbohydrates and proteins.
4. A client with PMS is advised to restrict her intake of foods containing methylxanthines, such as chocolate, cola, and coffee. She should increase her intake of complex carbohydrates and proteins.

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The 65-year-old overweight, hypertensive male farmer tells the home health nurse that he eats two fried eggs, four pieces of bacon,

and biscuits with cream gravy every morning for breakfast because he believes that a robust breakfast keeps him healthy. The nurse's best approach would be to say: a. "That sort of food is not on your low-sodium diet." b. "You won't be healthy long with a diet like that." c. "One egg and whole wheat toast would be even healthier." d. "You should eat whole-grain cereal with fruit instead of all that fat and sodium."

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