A patient with a healing wound has poor oral intake and reduced muscle mass. Which meal choice best supports tissue repair?
Correct answer: B. Chicken, yoghurt, and beans
- A. White rice with sweetened tea
- B. Chicken, yoghurt, and beans
- C. Clear soup with fruit juice
- D. Black tea with plain biscuits
Explanation
Chicken, yoghurt, and beans provide high-quality protein needed for collagen formation, immune function, and tissue repair. Adequate calories, vitamins, minerals, and fluids are also important, but protein deficiency is the main concern in this situation.
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Wound care covers wound classification, healing stages, assessment of tissue and drainage, pain, infection signs, dressing selection and clean or sterile dressing technique. It also includes pressure injuries by stage and the factors affecting healing, such as nutrition, circulation, diabetes, infection and prolonged pressure.
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