An older adult client with poor nutritional intake is demonstrating signs of poor wound healing. Which intervention best addresses the client's nutritional needs?

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A)The nurse should consult with a dietitian to identify ways to improve the client's intake to support wound healing. Deep-breathing exercises and ambulation may or may not help the client at this time. Medicating for pain prior to dressing changes is not going to help with wound healing.
B)The nurse should consult with a dietitian to identify ways to improve the client's intake to support wound healing. Deep-breathing exercises and ambulation may or may not help the client at this time. Medicating for pain prior to dressing changes is not going to help with wound healing.
C)The nurse should consult with a dietitian to identify ways to improve the client's intake to support wound healing. Deep-breathing exercises and ambulation may or may not help the client at this time. Medicating for pain prior to dressing changes is not going to help with wound healing.
D)The nurse should consult with a dietitian to identify ways to improve the client's intake to support wound healing. Deep-breathing exercises and ambulation may or may not help the client at this time. Medicating for pain prior to dressing changes is not going to help with wound healing.

An Older Adult Client with Poor Nutritional Intake Is Demonstrating