Physics · Diabetic Diet Management
A 10-year-old child with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus is on a prescribed meal plan. At dinner, the child refuses broccoli and asks the nurse if corn can be substituted instead. What is the MOST appropriate nursing response?
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- 1Corn is classified as a starchy vegetable and is counted as a carbohydrate/bread exchange.✓
- 2Corn may be allowed, but only in half the recommended portion.
- 3Any vegetable can be exchanged freely with another vegetable.
- 4Vegetable exchanges are not permitted in diabetes meal planning.
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Corn is classified as a starchy vegetable and is counted as a carbohydrate/bread exchange.
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