The nurse is evaluating care provided to an older adult client with a history of cholecystitis 5 months ago. Which of the following statements on the part of the client indicates that the client met a goal in the plan of care?

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A)The older adult client with cholecystitis is at elevated risk for infection. Thus, a goal would be to stabilize or increase weight through appropriate dietary measures to support the client's immune system and resist infection. Exercise is excellent but does not directly support this goal. Eating out would not be a goal for a client being treated for cholecystitis. The client would want to decrease fat intake.
B)The older adult client with cholecystitis is at elevated risk for infection. Thus, a goal would be to stabilize or increase weight through appropriate dietary measures to support the client's immune system and resist infection. Exercise is excellent but does not directly support this goal. Eating out would not be a goal for a client being treated for cholecystitis. The client would want to decrease fat intake.
C)The older adult client with cholecystitis is at elevated risk for infection. Thus, a goal would be to stabilize or increase weight through appropriate dietary measures to support the client's immune system and resist infection. Exercise is excellent but does not directly support this goal. Eating out would not be a goal for a client being treated for cholecystitis. The client would want to decrease fat intake.
D)The older adult client with cholecystitis is at elevated risk for infection. Thus, a goal would be to stabilize or increase weight through appropriate dietary measures to support the client's immune system and resist infection. Exercise is excellent but does not directly support this goal. Eating out would not be a goal for a client being treated for cholecystitis. The client would want to decrease fat intake.

The Nurse Is Evaluating Care Provided to an Older Adult