A patient who was prescribed furosemide (Lasix) is deficient in potassium. Which of the following is an appropriate nutritional goal for this patient? The patient will increase his consumption of:
a. Bananas, peaches, molasses, and potatoes
b. Eggs, baking soda, and baking powder
c. Wheat bran, chocolate, eggs, and sardines
d. Egg yolks, nuts, and sardines
ANS: A
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Testing for acetone is a common practice with diabetics
True False