Which dietary advice is most appropriate for a pregnant woman with a low intake of calcium-rich foods?
Correct answer: B. Include milk, yoghurt, cheese or other calcium-rich foods regularly
- A. Avoid milk because calcium increases fetal weight excessively
- B. Include milk, yoghurt, cheese or other calcium-rich foods regularly
- C. Replace calcium-rich foods with tea at every meal
- D. Take high-dose calcium tablets without discussing them with a nurse
Explanation
Regular calcium-rich foods support maternal bone health and fetal skeletal development. Tea does not replace calcium-rich foods, and supplements should be discussed with a health professional because the need and dose depend on the woman's diet and clinical situation.
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