What is the most common dietary consideration for someone with gall stones? Select one: O a. High protein diet O b. Low protein diet O c. High fat diet O d. Low fat diet Coconut oil is a saturated fat and is considered a which is very high in? Select one: O a. Medium chain triglyceride, linolenic acid O b. Long chain triglyceride, linolenic acid O c. Medium chain triglyceride, lauric acid O d. Long chain triglyceride, lauric acid an effort to support the liver, all of the following foods are encouraged EXCEPT: Select one: O a. Red wine O b. Beets OC. Green tea Od. Broccoli Which of the following foods would you not want to encourage in your client with an acute URI? Select one: O a. Juice O b. Garlic Oc. Broths Od. Ginger

What is the most common dietary consideration for someone with gall stones? Select one: O a. High protein diet O b. Low protein diet O c. High fat diet O d. Low fat diet Coconut oil is a saturated fat and is considered a which is very high in? Select one: O a. Medium chain triglyceride, linolenic acid O b. Long chain triglyceride, linolenic acid O c. Medium chain triglyceride, lauric acid O d. Long chain triglyceride, lauric acid an effort to support the liver, all of the following foods are encouraged EXCEPT: Select one: O a. Red wine O b. Beets OC. Green tea Od. Broccoli Which of the following foods would you not want to encourage in your client with an acute URI? Select one: O a. Juice O b. Garlic Oc. Broths Od. Ginger

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