The nurse notices that a client who follows a Kosher diet has a hamburger for lunch. Which item should the nurse remove before providing the tray to the client?
a. Green salad
b. Peas and carrots
c. Container of milk
d. Container of orange juice
c. Container of milk
Individuals who follow a Kosher diet do not eat meat or milk at the same meal. The container of milk should be removed from the tray. The salad, peas and carrots, and orange juice do not need to be removed because of the Kosher diet.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false