The nurse concludes that additional instruction is not necessary after the patient demonstrates understanding that protein, minerals, iron, and fat combine to:
a. regulate body processes.
b. provide energy.
c. build and repair tissue.
d. restore body function.
C
Many nutrients are necessary to build and repair tissue, including protein, minerals, iron, and fat.
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