A nurse is teaching parents of a toddler about nutrition. Which of the following statements should be made by the nurse?
a. Raisins are a good finger food because they provide fiber
b. Grapes are a good snack choice because they help toddlers meet their daily fruit requirements
c. Hot dogs are not a safe food choice because they may cause choking.
d. A small piece of chewing gum will help strengthen jaw muscle; just be sure he or she does not swallow it.
Answer c. Hot dogs are not a safe food choice because they may cause choking.
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a. excellent bedside care. b. individualized patient care. c. specialized patient care. d. customized patient care.
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