For an elderly client with oral health problems, which group of foods would the nurse advise to optimize fibre and protein intake? Question 55 options: a)  Pasta with tomato sauce and applesauce b)  Fried chicken and mashed potatoes c)  Soft scrambled eggs and ripe cantaloupe chunks d)  Well-cooked whole-grain oatmeal and orange juice

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