Which statement made by a client with chronic pancreatitis would indicate a need for further teaching regarding dietary management of the disease?
A. "I will eat small, frequent meals."
B. "I will avoid drinking caffeinated beverages."
C. "I should eat foods high in fat and calories."
D. "I should consume 4000 to 6000 calories/day."
C
The client is instructed to consume a total of 4000 to 6000 calories/day of a diet high in carbo-hydrates and protein, but low in fat. High-fat foods increase diarrhea.
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