A Patient Is Ordered a Low-Protein, Low-Calorie Diet but the Patient's

A patient is ordered a low-protein, low-calorie diet but the patient's family brings fish, lentils, and unleavened bread for a meal to observe a cultural practice. The nurse works with the dietitian to adjust the next few meals to accommodate for this variance. This situation would represent:

A) a sentinel event.
B) an adverse event.
C) patient-centered care.
D) the communication technique of "call-out."