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The nurse determines that an elderly client with pneumonia has a nursing problem of 'altered nutrition, less than body requirements.' Which instruction should the nurse give the unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) helping with the care of this client?

A. Offer to assist the client with meal preparation and feeding. B. Thicken the client's liquids if aspiration seems likely. C. Listen to the client's breath sounds before and after meals. D. Assist the client in selecting high protein foods on the menu.

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: Assisting with feeding is within the UAP's scope and addresses the client's nutritional needs. Thickening liquids, listening to breath sounds, and selecting foods require RN judgment.

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