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A nurse is teaching parents of a child with PKU about dietary management. Which instruction is most important?

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Rationale: Regular monitoring of phenylalanine levels ensures dietary compliance and prevents toxicity. Fruits and vegetables are allowed, high-protein foods are avoided, and water restriction is unnecessary.

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