Parents of a child diagnosed with celiac disease have requested guidance on how to implement an appropriate diet.In addition to a list of foods to include and exclude,which interventions by the nurse are appropriate? Select all that apply.

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A) Education that should be provided to the child and their family include obtaining a dietary prescription will enable them to deduct the cost of special ingredients and commercially prepared products as a medical expense; education on how to read a food label; providing referrals to a support group; and encouraging the use of a gluten-free cookbook. Exercise is not considered an intervention that is specifically aimed at treating celiac disease.
B) Education that should be provided to the child and their family include obtaining a dietary prescription will enable them to deduct the cost of special ingredients and commercially prepared products as a medical expense; education on how to read a food label; providing referrals to a support group; and encouraging the use of a gluten-free cookbook. Exercise is not considered an intervention that is specifically aimed at treating celiac disease.
C) Education that should be provided to the child and their family include obtaining a dietary prescription will enable them to deduct the cost of special ingredients and commercially prepared products as a medical expense; education on how to read a food label; providing referrals to a support group; and encouraging the use of a gluten-free cookbook. Exercise is not considered an intervention that is specifically aimed at treating celiac disease.
D) Education that should be provided to the child and their family include obtaining a dietary prescription will enable them to deduct the cost of special ingredients and commercially prepared products as a medical expense; education on how to read a food label; providing referrals to a support group; and encouraging the use of a gluten-free cookbook. Exercise is not considered an intervention that is specifically aimed at treating celiac disease.
E) Education that should be provided to the child and their family include obtaining a dietary prescription will enable them to deduct the cost of special ingredients and commercially prepared products as a medical expense; education on how to read a food label; providing referrals to a support group; and encouraging the use of a gluten-free cookbook. Exercise is not considered an intervention that is specifically aimed at treating celiac disease.

Parents of a Child Diagnosed with Celiac Disease Have Requested