The nurse is discussing dietary recommendations with a client who has been experiencing a larger than recommended weight gain during her pregnancy. The client reports reducing the empty calories and red meat while significantly increasing intake of fish, poultry, fresh fruits, and vegetables. Based on this data, which response by the nurse is the most appropriate?
A. "I think we should discuss the risky dietary choices you are making with the healthcare provider."
B. "Have you considered seeing a dietitian for nutritional counseling?"
C. "It looks like you have things under control. Do you have any other questions?"
D. "Tell me more about the meat and fish you are eating each day."
Answer: D
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