For the client who has undergone fundoplication surgery, which statement made by the client indicates a need for further teaching regarding dietary instructions?
A. "I will eat three meals per day."
B. "I will drink only decaffeinated coffee."
C. "I will begin oral intake by taking only clear fluids."
D. "I will eliminate carbonated beverages from my diet."
A
Once the client can tolerate clear fluids, the diet may be advanced. The client should eliminate alcohol, caffeine, and carbonated beverages from the diet. The client should be instructed to eat smaller, more frequent meals because the food storage area of the stomach is reduced by the surgery.
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